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05.03.1999 at 10:53PM PDT, ID: 10157311
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Accessing windows registry from Java (Not VJ++)

Asked by ivatury in Java Programming Language

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Hello ,
I would like to know if there is a way i can access the registry of winNT , 95 and 98 from Java.Becos i wnat to know different applications installed on the machine .. and other parameters of the OS ..Are there any tools or class libs available .. I will not be using VJ++ , I will be using Pure java from sun ..

Thanx in advance

regards

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