JSP and location of .properties file

Hi,
I have a directory in my C:\apache\tomcat\webapps directory entitled "ignmDBInt".
I have a jsp file in this directory that works successfully. I would like it to open a .properties file. However, it cannot be found.
Where should this .properties file be located?
My code to access the .properties file is below.
//opent the config file and get the field names
ResourceBundle myResourceBundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle("Properties");
String fieldNames[] = myResourceBundle.getString("fieldNamesDelimited").split(",");
String properNames[] = myResourceBundle.getString("properNamesDelimited").split(",");

That last reply fixed it. Thanks!
I didn't realize you had to set JSPs up like servlets.

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