Just call the 'calendar bean' and give it the right args for the date range you need.

(oh yes I guess you or somebody else has write the calendar bean first, before you can call it :-)

(seriously do a search on Google, SourceForge, etc. and see if anyone HAS written a calendar bean already, otherwise write it yourself and then make it available to everyone,especially me since we could use such a thing here...)

come on, simply use the gregoriancalendar object within java, write a jsp or servlet to figure out the current date/time, and write out an html table with all the days in the calendar, formatting as necessary for your needs...

If you have any specific coding questions the gurus would be happy to answer, but entire projects are why you are being paid to write it, not us! hahah