Just a quick note.  You do not have to set your object to null; Java does
that for you by default.  You are only incurring processing overhead by
forcing the JVM to make an assignment.

Cheers!
Mark

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> public Object getFromServlet(String opcao, String
> am){
>
>                 Object obj = null;

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