Temporary Files delete problems

thanks ,
I can't delete the Temporary Files
this is the code:
//at my servlet .............File tmpFile = File.createTempFile("000000book", ".pdf");String path = tmpFile.getAbsolutePath();tmpFile.deleteOnExit();path = path.replace('\\', '/');session.setAttribute("pdfPATH", path);-------------------do--PDF file create here-----------..............
and open the PDF file in the next jsp file.
but when i closed the programe the 000000book7109.pdf file is still
existed
and i try to close All.
I was failed.
what can i do ?
thanks

hi dnamiot:
it is a wonderful site ,and a fantastic library.
thanks in advance
kou

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Pondini wrote:
davidpsummers wrote:
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