How do read  windows file properties?

I want to be able to read the size of the file on disk - no the size of the file using file.length() which only gives the size of the file in bytes. also i want to be able to read anyother info that the os is keeping on a file. so, how can i do this? where does windows store property info. fi hope you can help.

This might work. Copy the following into wordpad and save the folowing as text in the location C:\Windows\.hotjava\ named properties, no extension:
#AppletViewer
#Sat Jul 29 14:43:34 2000
appletviewer.version=1.0

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