Access from Java to Tomcat paths -

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have webapp running in local tomcat. path is: tomcat/webapps/myproject.
have resources in project in folder path: tomcat/webapps/myproject/resources

so, trying acces resources java project, using file config.properties. in file have this:

tomcat.url= http://localhost tomcat.port=8080 tomcat.resources=/myproject/resources

i tryed different combinations of / or \ error running project:

trying acces directory not exist

my java code: 

configuration config = new propertiesconfiguration("config.properties");     string sourcepath = config.getstring("tomcat.resources"); //and try list folder   file dir = new file(sourcepath); string[] children = dir.list();          if (children == null) {               // either dir not exist or not directory     throw new serviceexecutionexception("trying generate metadata in directory not exist");                   }

i don't know wrong, in projects made before, simliar this, had similar , found everything.
ideas?? in advance.

the file must located @ tomcat/webapps/myproject/src/main/resources check update.

i don't know how accessing file, in case i'd recommend use propertiesconfiguration

 private static final string configuration_path = "config.properties";  propertiesconfiguration configuration = new propertiesconfiguration(configuration_path);

edited

the problem trying open file located (keeping in mind "/" root file system) @ /myproject/resources when file located @ (probably) /var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/myproject/resources.

you can real path of file using servletcontext#getrealpath


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