Weblets: subdirectories

Hi,
I don't know if this is the right place for my question...
I started to use Weblets (resource loader from jar files), and I would like to use resources residing in multiple nested subdirectories, but it doesn't work
anyone?
thx in advance
MB

The perfect place is the weblets mailing list, there you will also be in contact with the developers

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