Read from a property file which is in a zip

I have the problem, that I can�t read a property file in a zip. A class which I ca get in the same zip needs this property to init.
I call this in a batchfile.
The message is like:
c:/xx/core.zip!/com/xx/Prop.properties
Path of the zip Path of the Property in zip
Syntax or name or path are not correct.
Where is the problem?
Thanks in advance
Frank

hm, am not sure I follow but
it is not possible to instantiate the class. I only use this class. >Java will find the class in the same zip and path, but the property->File will not be loaded while a FileInputStream wonts to open it.FileInputStream can't be used to open a zipped file, you can get an InputStream from the ressources variable by using URL.openStream method and feed this into Properties.load
if you post some code here that you are able to change, then people might be able to help more :)
asjf

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    d
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    packages.=============================================
    ===========
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    // Public class
    SetTestLauncher.======================================
    =======
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    ce
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