Would sending the data to an applet first do the trick?
document.apple.someProperty=2;
This is how your tag needs to look.
<applet name="apple" MAYSCRIPT></applet>
Another way would be to send GET and POST requests to the servlet.
window.location = "someServlet?blah=foo";
or
populate hidden fields then,
document.formName.submit();
My opinion is that you'll need a 3 tier communication, either
javascript->applet->servlet
or
javascript->servlet->servlet
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