Using log4j with studio

All,
I was able to get the log4j working with BPM in Weblogic environment. However I am running into some issue truing to get that done in studio.
In Weblogic Env. I place the log4j.properties file under in a folder called resources under the Domain Root and the java code is able to read the file.
I am not sure what should be the equivalent of Domain Root in the studio env. I tried to create a file and it gets created under "C:\OraBPMStudioHome\eclipse" in my installation. I tried to create a log file under the logs directory @ the same location and it works file .
Unfortunately I am not able to read the log4j.properties if i keep it @ this same location.
in my Java code I read the file as this
private static final String DEFAULT_PATH = "resources/log4j.properties";
My question is to all you gurus out there , how can i make it work in studio. Do i have to setup something special to get this working in studio.
-Thanks

I was wondering if someone has faced this issue and knows how to resolve this.
-Thanks

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