Setting .jrxml in tomcat classpath

Hi,
I am using Jasper reports to build a HTML document. In my code i dont want to specify the absolute path of the .jrxml file for the tomcat server to recognize.
Hence, in my code i want to use "contact.jrxml" instead of "c://contact.jrxml", simillarly for the generated .html as well where i should not specify the destination of .html with absoulte path. When i am using the absolute path tomcat is picking it up and generating the html. But when i give only the filename like "contact.jrxml" it is unable to find that, i have set the .jrxml file directory in Tomcat class path in eclipse. But still it is not able to pick it up. What may be the problem? Please do mention how to place the .jrxml and .html in classpath of tomcat? So that the server can pick it up with throwing an error. I tried copying the files in "webapps" and "bin" directory of tomcat but it didn't work as well. Hence, please do provide a solution for this.
Thanks,
Rithu

Generally, in web technology,
create a folder for user friendly in side yourwebapp/jrxml folder
store all your .jrxml file there
try with relative path,
or
keep path in the .properties file
and while your webapp load, keep loading this configuration file and store in a property and use it where ever you need.

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