Loading resource bundle issue

i am making an application to be run on windows. It is deployed in a directory with the following structure:
application.jar
mainFolder/
-----lang/
----------bundle.properties
-----etc...
I'd like to store my .properties files for the resourcebundle objects in the lang folder, not bundled with the .jar file. When loading it I have
ResourceBundle.getBundle("mainFolder.lang.bundle")and I run the application like this:
java -cp .;%classpath% -jar application.jar
so the lang directory can be in the class path, but this does not work. Any ideas (i get a java.util.MissingResourceException)? Is there any other way to load the .properties files and that aren't in the class path with all your java packages?

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          Try putting it in classfiles directory.Do not keep copies of it in any
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