Editing HTTP header and body request and sending it...

Hi there!
I need to create a new Packet and send it to a server, its a HTTP protocol packet and all i need to do is insert the Header and Body information after sending it to the server..
does anyone know an example, link, book or anything about how to do it in j2se?
Thanks very much for any help, and sorry about my english

Anyway filter's method doFilter() takes a
ServletRequest as a parameter, not
HttpServletRequest, therefore I can't use
HttpServletRequestWrapper and its method
getHeaders().However you are actually getting an HttpServletRequest object as your actual parameter, so just cast it to HttpServletRequest and do what you need to do.

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