Problem loading jaas.config file

Hi,
i've built an rmi server that works as an authentication server.
It uses jaas and an nt login module to manage authentication on windows.
But when i try to load the jass.config file, i get errors : it tells that there is a security exception and that the file jaas.config was not found!!
I set all necessary properties in my application :
System.setProperty("java.security.auth.login.config", "jaas.config")
Do you know where do i have to put my jaas.config file for it to be found by the application?
In the classpath?
Thanks,
Philippe

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