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We have to delete some directories and their contents using Java running on Windows.
I was worried about running into the directory files being locked.
We could just invoke Unlocker to do the delete. Or is there a more Java centric way to handle this situation?
Java has a very simplistic access to the file system. You can’t do this without using some native libraries.