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login to unix using java
Hey..i need some assistance to login to unix using a java application. The point is, i need to read a particular file in unix using a java application on windows.
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I'm guessing you want to telnet in to the UNIX box - a telnet class will do that.
This is not terribly secure. There are several of them out on the net, I cannot vouch for how well they work. Because we chose: A better choice would be to create a share on the UNIX box using samba, requiring authentication. Then the local Windows box can mount/dismount the share.
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