Can I develop a driver mouse with Java?

Hi,
Can you tell me, if I can develop a driver mouse with Java and if not why and with which programming software?
And do you have a web site or forum reference about driver mouse?
Best regards,
Dimnet2000

Aren't you all a little too hasty with your NOs?
If the task is to develop a standard plugged-in mouse driver you see and use everyday and that loads together with the bootup process of Linux, Windows... the answer propably is "No" or "better not".
Other than that... You can draw on the screen and you can communicate with the Serial Port. I think you could very well build your own mouse driver for a non standard Mouse to make it work in all Java applications. If you don't need 100% platform independancy you might think about building modules to trigger OS-Events via JNI.
For standard use this might not seem a sensible thing to do, but imagine if you are in some way handicapped and need a very special mouse that you want to carry around and use across several platforms without compiling and instaling drivers everywhere...

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