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Type: Bug
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: P3
Fix Version/s: 7
Affects Version/s: 7
Component/s: core-libs
Labels:
- release-note=done
- verify-pit

Subcomponent:
java.io
Resolved In Build:
b116
CPU:

generic
OS:

generic
Verification:
Verified

Issue	Fix Version	Assignee	Priority	Status	Resolution	Resolved In Build
JDK-2200204	6u23	Vladislav Karnaukhov	P3	Resolved	Fixed	b02
JDK-2199469	6u22-rev	Vladislav Karnaukhov	P3	Closed	Fixed	b05
JDK-2197766	6u21-rev	Vladislav Karnaukhov	P3	Resolved	Fixed	b11

File's setReadOnly method [Also setWritable(false)] does not make a directory read-only on Windows. Instead, it sets the DOS readonly attribute that prevents the directory from being deleted.

This method should be investigated to see if the following are feasible:

1. Have these methods return false for directories (meaning they cannot make the directory readonly)

2. Have the method insert a deny entry at the top of the DACL to deny write access.

backported by

JDK-2197766 File.setReadOnly does not make a directory read-only (win)

Resolved

JDK-2200204 File.setReadOnly does not make a directory read-only (win)

Resolved

JDK-2199469 File.setReadOnly does not make a directory read-only (win)

Closed

relates to

JDK-7098404 File.setWritable() / File.canWrite() not behaving as expected

Closed

JDK-4939819 File.canWrite() returns false for the "My Documents" directory (win)

Closed

JDK-2189716 File.canWrite() returns false for the "My Documents" directory (win)

Closed

(1 relates to)

Assignee:: Alan Bateman

Reporter:: Alan Bateman

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Created:: 2008-07-23 04:06

Updated:: 2017-05-16 16:32

Resolved:: 2011-03-07 22:30

Imported:: 15/Sep/12 10:17 PM

Indexed:: 17/Jul/12 6:43 PM

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