I have a `jar` that will be connecting to a website for communication using `websockets`. The website is an **SSL** site and for that reason I have a `.ts` the program needs to load file. The following is the java code used to load that .ts file 

```
    System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStore",
            "foo.ts");
    System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword", "password");

```

and the java program is in a package called `foo.web` so thus when packed into the jar is in a folder called `foo` which then has a subfolder called `web`.

My question is, do I put the `foo.ts` in the `foo/web` folder where my classes reside or should I put the `foo.ts` file at the root of the jar to be loaded with my current code in the program for loading the `foo.ts` file?