Is it possible to rotate softKeyboard

well,
that was my question is it possible?
and if so how to do that?
I was able to open the keyboard but becuse my app is in landscape mode of view, in this specific view I need it to be like in portrait.
My app is for android 2.2 and above so I cant use stageRotation.
anyone?

I've been using this iGlasses software the past few days. It's worked perfectly. Well, worth the money if you have an iSight camera (regardless of whether or not you need to flop it 180°). The brightness controls and macro focus controls work perfectly. Great product.

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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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|
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Link to Example Image – http://gallery.me.com/woodwyn/100031/IMG_1159/web.jpg?ver=13059966380001
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