ResourceBundle within EJB Project

I'd like to use a ResourceBundle from within an EJBProject. While running the sample it can't find the resource bundle simply because it's not in the classpath. I had expected Workshop to package my .properties file in the JAR which gets generated. Unfortunately it doesn't do so.
So how can I include the .properties file in my classpath? Is there some kind of setting that my .properties file automatically gets packaged in the JAR that gets generated? Can I list it somewhere on a classpath, and where might that be?
Any hint/tip is welcome.
Tx,
Vincent
:-)

Hi jakeoh
One way you could do it is to create a second Captivate
project that is sized at your desired 1024x768, then insert the
.SWF output from the first project as an animation. But that opens
up another whole can of worms. It means you are expecting to have
all sorts of things that would normally happen on different slides
happening on the same Captivate slide.
Additionally, 1024x768 is a bit on the large side of what we
normally recommend for Captivate output. Of course you are free to
do what you wish, but you should know that we don't recommend
presenting at that size. For one thing, this is normally presented
inside a Browser window. And the browser in and of itself reduces
the available area you have to display, because of things like the
actual frame, assorted toolbars, status bar, etc. This means your
user sees scroll bars (which also further reduce the available
display area).
Things to consider... Rick

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