Linux/Unix style crypt() in Java

Hello,
Is there any API for java to do a crypt() that also can be used in Linux/Unix ?
For example, in Linux/Unix, the password file is create with the "crypt", how can I create this kind of password within Java ?

I Googled on "unix crypt". The following was on the first page of results. (note that I hadn't even specified "java" in my search criteria):
http://www.dynamic.net.au/christos/crypt/
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