Make system call to unix api

I know java has a lot of things built in, but not everything is...
Is it possible to call a unix function using a simple example of (this functionality is availbe in java not my point):
#include <unistd.h>
access(const char *path, int amode);
How would one go about using this in a java application? Talking to the underlaying os?

I've used Jtux when I needed access to other Unix API's. It has a very poor installation system but otherwise works pretty well.

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