Using jrun and properties files

For some reason my while deploying, the jsp cannot find the .properties file. I've tried putting it in almost every single directory on the server. Can anyone help???
Thanks

The .properties files must be in the classpath that JRun is using. There should be a <something>\classes directory in your CLASSPATH that JRun's using, try putting it in there.
Take Care,
Rob
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> I have two questions: 1. did i build the WEB-INF directory in the
> correct place (ie - is this the standard way of working under the
> iplanet server) - this doesn't seem to be supported by the admin
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