File properties library?

Hello,
I've got a directory with a number of shortcuts to websites.
Is there any java library I could use to examine the properties of such a shortcut file and pull out the
URL that the shortcut is pointing to?
What I'd like to have is to generate 1 html file with all the links in it.
Can you guys offer any suggestions?
-Rob

I couldn't resist, here is mozilla
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It will be read and overwritten.
Do Not Edit! -->
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