Dial-Up connection program

Hallo there,
I would be grateful you could give me some insight into writing a dial-up connection program. Also, I'd like to know whether there are any specs on modems' api's.
As if this was not enough, I was wondering whether is was possibile to see the content of a class file, and the code generated by the compiler.
It would be interesting to see, for example, how a for-loop is translated. The same thing applies to serialization.
Your help will be much appreciated.
ciao
Luka

as i cud understand ur problem is that u want to c the .class file so u can open it with any editor and c but u will not understand it .it is a m/c code may be u will not be able to make out at all what is written

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