<Icons>
This tag must enclose the entire Icons section.
The entries in this section are path names to the gif or jpeg file of the icon. If an absolute path is specified (i.e., the path begins with a /), the icon is expected to be a resource in a jar file. If the file is not found in the jar file, or if the path is relative, the file is expected to be found in the file system in a directory relative from where the application is run. These icons may be retrieved from the static method getIcon("iconName") on the com.osm.ui.utils.WMConfig class. The "iconName" is the tag name without the "File" ending.
For example, if there is a tag called <MyIconFile> you retrieve the icon by calling WMConfig.getIcon("MyIcon"). You may retrieve the icon file path by calling the static method getIconFile("tagName") on WMConfig.
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