Can java program simulate keyboard input?

is it possible to create a java program or applet that simulates an end-user's keyboard input into another java applet? is it also possible to feed the output of that target applet to a file based on the different input combinations?
and How?
Thanks.

Take a look at the API-docs for the class java.awt.Robot . This generates system-level input-events. Might not work in an applet, I do not know whether an applet has the right to do this.
The second question is actually the more difficult one, since normal applets can not do file access.

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