Running other server-side applications with JSP

Hi,
I'd like to know, if is possible run with JSP (Servlet, or JavaBean) other application, which support COM. I used something like this in JavaScript:
application=new ActiveXObject("excel.application");
and I had all possibilities of its API. I'd like to use excel as data source for user-friendly data input.
Thanks for all suggestions

Hi,
I don't realy understand your question.
If your javascript work using activeX, this code is executed on the client side (like the excel application and the excel file).
You can, with a JSP, generate the html page that contain the script.
Where is the problem ?

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