Unable to read resource files without fully qualified file names

Hi,
I have installed 9iAS and trying to read a few resources in the OC4J container. A few points to
note :
1. The <library> element in server.xml (global and
instance specific) as well as in orion-application.xml
can seem to only scan for jars/zips.
2. Also we are using the Thread specific classloaders as in doc :
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/oc4j/pdf/ClassLoadingInOC4J_WP.pdf
The issue is that so long I pass the fully qualified file name for the resource, I can read the resource. However, I am not able to find a way to include the "resource directory" in the classpath of 9iAS (global) or OC4J instance and read the resource file with just the file name. So, the following code works only when the filename has the fully qualified name for the resource file (Like F:\install\some_dir\file.txt).
ClassLoader cl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
inStream = cl.getSystemResourceAsStream(fileName);
Can someone provide me with some pointers to how I can include resource directories in the classpath ? Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Krishnendu

Hi,
Thanks for your response. Presently your solution is what we already have in place. Most of our properties are stored in a .properties file. However for all other application servers (sun one apps server, websphere, weblogic, tomcat), the classloader can read these properties without the fully qualified path but for oc4j; the code breaks.
So, even if I change my installer to hardcode the specific property to have the fully qualified file name, I would have written some code specific to OC4J that is generic to all other containers.
Krishnendu

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