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Hello all,

In NT and U*NIX one can control the access to a file by locking it
in various modes (e.g. in NT you can open a file DenyReadWrite).

I know that in Java you can create a RandomAccessFile object and
tell the object that is allowed to read the file, write the file, or
both.  The
question here is how to tell the underlying file system what sort of
access
you'd like to give to other potential openers of the file.

Can one do this in Java for an instance of RandomAccessFile?

TTFN Paul

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