SQL Server programming with java

Hi all,
i am about to developpe a java application that has to do the following tasks:
1. detect all SQL server existing databases .
2. for every database (SQL server database) be able to connect to the chosen database and detect all the tables Regarding every SQL server database.
for the first point ,i thought about searching my hole system for the files of SQL server databases with the criteria of its extension (.SQL serverEXtension database file). But i don't know if this method is efficient and if there are not other methods for this purpose ?!
for the second point i'm wondering if there exist methods or Classes that return the Set of all the tables within a given SQL server database ; and also return the Set of the Fields (Attributes )within this given database.
It remains one important point: how to connect to a SQL Server database from a java Program.
I'm waiting for your hints and ideas... Thanks indeed.

Once you have the address and the port connection is via JDBC and an appropriate driver.
Finding servers is much harder and is not necessarily guaranteed. SQL Server must have a discovery method. That would be best. You could research it or probably just seplunk it by running ethereal and seeing what Enterprise Manager does when you start it up.
Querying for databases and tables requires that you have a valid user, with the correct permissions and probably at least one valid database.

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