Netbeans 4.1 project directory - noob question

Hi all
I have the following code to load a properties file to a webapplication, the file is located inside the default package, on the Source Packages item of an Web Application project in Netbeans 4.1.
Properties env = new Properties();
env.load(new FileInputStream("webapp.properties"));
My question is how to refer the load method to get the file without indicanting the full path.
Sorry the bad english, thanks in advance....

Yes, but this way isn't workingThen the file is not in the "root" directory. I don't know how Netbeans organizes its files. Try placing it in the project root.

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