Call servlet for my multiplayer game info..

Hello guys,
I am a game developer and currently i am working on one multiplayer poker game...
I have designed game flow chart and it works great...
now in my game i need to display all table information in a table at lobby
.at the time of connection i send this information to player as a response to its request.
but i want to update this information at regular interval.For that i have created one thread which request for the same and in response i send updated information...
but this is some bundle some....
i want to make that after some time server it self send data to client as a response with out resuest..
i read about JAXT which is regarding to web application in that they use one xml file for data transfer...can i use the same for my requirement?
I thought that socket is the solution but there are to much data to send on socket so is there any other way to
SEND DATA TO CLIENT WITHOUT ANY REQUEST??

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