Accessing Windows dial-up connections from java

Hello,
Anyone has any idea how to go about accessing Windows existing dialup connections and instruct windows to dial-up to internet using the selected connection profile?

1. why are you using java for a Windows only program?
2. why are you attempting to do something windows specific for
a non-os specific language
WOW!
I've been using java for applications I only run on Windows, Didn't know this is frowned own. You gotta be kidding me right? Do you really think all java programs are written in mind for it be be platform independant? I've been programming in java for around 3 years and we only run it on Windows systems. Non-os specific is nice, but everyone that programs using java isn't looking for that feature. If everyone else out there is only using java because it's platform independance please correct me, I'll be very surprised. One more question, just becaus he is possibly only going to use for a windows program, he should go learn another language? Sorry this post really surprised me.

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