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Hello All,

I want to access files/folders on a remote file share but I do not have access to that file share but I am aware of another user (test user) account credentials who has access to this file share.

Example:
I access files on my machine like this:
File f = new File("C:\\test.txt");

I would like to know how to access content on this remote file share using my java program, more specifically how to pass on test user credentials to this remote file share.

What are my options to access this entire remote file share or some files or folders and by passing access credentials and how to pass these credentials?

Thanks,
Kriss.
 
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Check out JCIFS.
 
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Hi Rob,
Thanks for your reply and I am looking into JCIFS. Is there any other option other than JCIFS? Is it possible with java URI?

Kriss.
 
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Not that I'm aware of.
 
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