How to save file in users temp directory in java

How to save file in users temp directory as "<Drive Name>:\Documents and Settings\<User Name\Local Settings\Temp".

Shouldn't the System property "user.home" reference to that directory on windows? So if you call System.getProperty("user.home");, I think it should return that path at least up to <User Name>. I never really tried it on Windows though.

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There are 100 of such scripts are there online.
here are few tips and codes. you will get more.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Feeding-data-to-Active-0227d15c
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2012/10/31/use-powershell-to-modify-existing-user-accounts-in-active-directory.aspx
http://powershell.org/wp/forums/topic/ad-import-csv-update-attributes-script/
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This is a fairly novice question. I'm writing a Java desktop application which executed from the jar (actually a jnlp) will first run a setup creating some files in a directory of user choice.
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I'll need to look closer at your demo and the API. However from what you suggest it seems my application could still run in the sandbox (without being signed) and access the database without bothering the user (if he chooses always allow the first time). True?No. The PS can be accessed sand-boxed, so you can get the path to the DB in a sandboxed app., but the DB itself will require all-permissions to access. (Actually there are some pure Java DBs that can be launched from sand-boxed code, from classes on the run-time classpath, and so long as the app. does not need to change the data - that would be OK.)
It is true that the JNLP API provides sand-boxed access to the local file system, but it does so through a FileContents object, a strictly limited type of File that is not usable in exchange for a method that accepts (for e.g.) a File or URL.
If so, I still have a concern: the application also needs to store an image in a folder the user can reach. Writes to the image occur frequently. So using just the PersistService (as in ur demo) wouldn't do since it would be cached somewhere not chosen by the user (and hardly reachable anyway).
I could use the ExtensionInstallerService to store along the db this image in the same path, and then write to it in the same way as I do with the db. However, will I need to offer a JFileChooser twice, once for each file,.. I don't understand why. The EIS determines the path for the DB using a JFileChooser, then stores it in the PS. The app. gets the path to the DB and image folder, from the PS.
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