Writing Winamp Plugin in Java

OK, I'm not quite sure where to post this topic, so I just stay here in Java Programming ;-)
Does anyone know if it's possible to write a java-plugin for winamp??
It doesn't have to be complex. We are building something here, and already have a standard-java program. We now want to fetch the artist name and song name of the song, which is currently playing in winamp.
Any clue where to start?!???
Thanks in advance...

Since I very much doubt that Winamp features a Java API, you'll have to create a nativ DLL that connects to Winamp. Then Java program in turn can connect to the DLL using JNI and you have your data.

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