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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 85
OS: Win XP Home SP2
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Java: How to Delete Dat Files
Hi,
I am using Windows XP Home Edition and I am writing a program that will delete index.dat files. I keep getting various and random error messages when I try to delete a dat file. How can I accomplish this in Java, especially without restarting the machine? I try something like: String path = "c:\\documents and settings\\user\\cookies\\index.dat"; File f = new File(path); f.delete(); |
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