Load a file located in JAR

Hi all.
I've got a folder which contains files, a class which owns the Files (configuration.java). This class is a utility class and is packaged as a jar (conf.jar) which is located in WEB-INF/lib. My files are located in a folder in the same jar than configuration.java
A servlet, at server startup verify each attribute File in my class (configurationLoader.java).
How can I load my files ?
This is what looks like my EAR :
WEB-INF
| lib
| | con.jar (contains configuration.java)
| | | configuration.java (pkg fr.myclasses)
| | | file1 (pkg (fr.directory)
| | | file 2 (pkg fr.directory)
| | | ...
I tried to use (File file = new File("directory/file");). As I thought it's useless.
If someone can help me ...
Thanks in advance.
florent_b
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florent_b

Sounds good to me.
The other option would have been to leave them in the jar and use the Class.getResourceAsStream method, which searches the classpath for the requested resource.

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