Sending a linked list from an applet to a servlet

Does anyone know how I can go about creating a file in an applet and then writing it to my server? The applet collects lots of useful data and I want to store it on my server (Apache 1.3.26 running on Windows XP) for use at a later date. To complicate things further, the applet stores all the data as a linkedList of double[][]'s.
I believe I may need to make a servlet to run serverside, but how do i send the linkedList to the servlet to create the file?
Anyone know how I'd go about doing this?
Cheers,
Dan

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omg O_o
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