Remote Desktop Monitoring System

I am having some porblem regarding my project on Remote Desktop Monitoring System.
The project is supposed to have the following features:
1.Monitor and Control the computer in a network
2.Send Instant Message
3.File Transfer
We are having porblem on Networking ,Please supply us with the code or description on how to connect computers using Java so we can check on ours....

Remote Desktop Monitoring System is supposed to be a fully java based project. As the name suggests, the project should be able to view the computers(active screens) on the network and perform some specified tasks.
It also should have features like Instant messaging and File transferring between the connected computers.
(It is similar to the available software in Windows XP which helps us to monitor and contorl othe computers in the network)
-In order to connect to each other, the computer should have Remote
Desktop Monitoring Systems Server software or Client software installed in it.
-The main objective of this project is to build that Server and Client software with which we can perform the specified tasks.
-We are using NetBeans to develop the project and MySQL to handle some user datas.
-We have finished the Front End forms for the project and are finding difficulties in networking using java.(since we are students new to java)
I hope the above explanation clears some queries about the project.If anything is not clear please post on this forum and help us.
So if anybody has similar type of project or and concept regarding how to create the Client and Server side software as mentioned above please help us.

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