Accessing FFS on Simens modules from Java

Hi.
I wish to open a file for writing from Java on Siemens XT75 module flash file system. This should be possible.
The only class I can find for this is
com.siemens.icm.io.File
which is deprecated, so I'd like to aviod it if possible in any way...
Any ideas? I couldn't find anything useful, please help.
Cheers

Reading is not to hard, is it?
+Cla
Deprecated. Use javax.microedition.io.FileConnection instead*

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[/code]
4. Edit file config.xml in folder project_root\b2b_z\WEB-INF to add custom actions (the section below is just the custom stuff added at the end of the file the Z_orderTracking is the relevant one) :-
[code] 
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import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
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[/code]
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