Problem loading resources file in JSP using f:loadBundle

Hi,
We are facing problem while loading our properties file in JSP using f:loadBundle.we tried the following way
<f:loadBundle basename="resources.ApplicationResource" var="msg"/>
This properties file is src java folder and also in WEB-INF-->classes->resources folder
but even then its not able to load.I made an entry in the faces-config for message-bundle. But of no use.
Any pointers would be of great help.

does your file calls
ApplicationResource.properties ?
If so is it in
the package resources ?

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