Creating windows user account through java

Hi,
Is it possible to manage(create/edit/delete) windows user account through java.
Where in the java program is used to create windows accouunt on the same machine.....
I did that with the net command and running the net command in java.... is there any better approch to this problem
Regds
sandy

I have heard something about the JDesktop, will it be
possible if i use the JDesktop,How would I know, it's not a standard library. Go and have a look at it.

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A description of the GivenName parameter.
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