How to get database connection in applet

Hi,
I am trying to prepare database connection in applet. After preparing connection with database it'll read same values from table.
At the time of development it works fine. I have used esclipse IDE for coding and testing.
But when I try to call that applet from browser. It is giving ClassNotFound exception.
Does anybody know How to get database connection in applet ?
Please help me if anybody know solution for this.
Thanks,
Rajesh

As per my knowledge is conserned
1 u can get the database connection in a jsp page and u send the result set as param to the applet and u can use retrieved values as if they were of the same applet if u r interested i can send the db connetion coding for jsp my id [email protected]

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