Program to open file in remote machine

Hi,
i want to write a program in which i can access a file in another system.
But the catch here is that the other system is using password to login to the system.
How i can provide password through my Java Program to access to other machine
~Aman

Can you just send me the code how to read file from Shared folder/drive through java program?
e.g ="\\mcno-pc180\shared\HelloWorld.txt". I am able to access file HelloWorld.txt from my machine which is placed in shared folder path "\\mcno-pc180\shared\".
Regards
SPulluri
Share the folder/drive which you want to access on the remote machine then your application can access it.
Try to use the user which has already rights of reading/writing to that machine then the security dialog will not appear.

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