How to send a string to yahoo messenger ?

Hello,
I just wonder whether it is possible to write an java app which automatic send a string yahoo messenger chatroom. It would be fine if somebody give me hint where to look at ... if possible.
Thank in advance,
hodydo

I doubt that there's an API that you could call, but you might be able to do it with sockets. If you run a packet sniffer (like the open-source Ethereal) while running Yahoo messenger, you might be able to learn a bit about the protocol and try sending the tcp/ip data yourself using Java.

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