Connecting Applet to Temporary Internet Folder of Any OS

Suggest me how to Connect to Any OS Temporary Internet Folder ,inorder to down load some temporary content on to user's machine from my Java Applet programme.
Thank you,
Balaji,

hi
to read or write on the client machine through applet is directly not allowed. u have to sign ur applet and have to get the permissions for the task u r going to perform e.g read, write, or any other.
after getting the permission u can write on the local machine. and also u can find the OS default drive and also the path.
For writting u can user FileWriter or FileOutputStream.

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