How to find out the size of a file?

Hi,
I would like to determine the size of a file from my code. How is that possible? I do not find any appropriate method in the java.io.File class.
Any help would be very appreciated!

java.io.File.length()
Returns the size of the file as a long. The number corresponds to the number of bytes in the file.

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