Web applet to get pixel color

I know nothing about java, but I 'll learn if I need. But first, I need to know if a java web applet can do the goal I need:
A java web applet that can pass a specific pixel color on the browser windows to javascript. The coordinates of that pixel will stay outside the own applet borders.
I don't know if this is the right forum, so can you please help me in any way?
Thanks a lot.
Julio Morales.

juliochile wrote:
I know nothing about java, but I 'll learn if I need.
But first, I need to know if a java web applet can do the goal I need:Fair enough
A java web applet that can pass a specific pixel color on the browser windows to javascript. Yes this can be done, but as I recall it was somewhat of a pain. It will also be browser-specific. If you ask me the requirement is probably flawed.
The coordinates of that pixel will stay outside the own applet borders.Huh? So you need to sample a pixel? This post makes little sense. Post the exact use case. Way too vague.

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