Using hierarchyial property files definitions for localization

Hi,
I am interested in knowing about tools or techniques using which I can establish a hierarchial properties files.
Eg: I have "Ok" buttons being used all over my application. I want to have a common file that defines the key value pair for OK and not repeat the value in each module specific properties file. Some thing like Java inheritance.
Appreciate help regarding the same.

Thanks Gautam for your reply.
Yes, I have tried. But as I mentioned above ATG DUST provides mechanism for unit testing that does not conform the unit-testing philosophy (yes, it is my IMHO and there probably should holly-war begin :-) ).
My idea is to create 'pure' unit tests with component properties harcoded in Java class files.
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Bug: Watson #2652870 - use a property file to drive the custom configuration tokens as opposed to setting it in the command line
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