Drive access Permissions in Java

How to give drive access permissions in windows using Java code. Eg. If the folder is having a read access only then the user can't copy the file into the folder and the message would be thrown.Also How to put drive access permissions .Eg If D: drive has read access only then the user can't copy the file into that drive.
Edited by: 934320 on May 15, 2012 10:30 PM

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