Using properties class

How do I extract keys with values of pcoa245 for example using the Properties() class. The file is shown below. Thanks for your help.
pcoa245= C .. QMan_2 (tsorial@pcoa245)
pcoa245= Q .. QMan_3 (tsorial@pcoa245)
sun122= C .. Testing (tsorial@pcoa245)
sun122= C .. testing ([email protected])
sun122= R .. sasls01 (tsorial@LOCAL)

Maybe it will help if I show you what I have so far:
Properties p=new Properties();
String sFile=FileOps.FileInDir(System.getProperty("user.dir"),"server_jobs.txt");
p.load(new FileInputStream(sFile));
//Add job item to server node
jobItem=new DefaultMutableTreeNode(p.getProperty(zServer.getName()));
serverName.add(jobItem);ServerName is a node within a JTree. I am trying to extract the lines (not just one) that start with pcoa245 and place the strings after the "=" into the tree. How would I extract these lines using the properties class.

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import java.util.*;
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==================
file.ini
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==================
result:
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the proper byte of "餐" should be (-64, 92).....
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how can i solve this? thanks a lot!

The Properties class javadoc says
The load and store methods load and store properties in a simple line-oriented format specified
below. This format uses the ISO 8859-1 character encoding. Characters that cannot be directly
represented in this encoding can be written using Unicode escapes ; only a single 'u' character
is allowed in an escape sequence. The native2ascii tool can be used to convert property files to
and from other character encodings.
which means you are not supposed to use "big5" encoding in your Properties text file
directly. There is a commandline tool "native2ascii" bundled with your jdk package that
you can use to convert your "big5" encoded Properties file into unicode escapes based
text file, then you no longer needs to play the trick
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file.
-x
btw, when using "native2ascii", if you are not in a "big5" env, using "-encoding big5" option
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I have successfully used this API and it works fine.
Try to use variables which contains values like "dummyCopy.txt" etc.
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Still getting same exception. As you explained i tried like the below:::
1. I am using ant as build tool.
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