How to print the contents(data) of an Applet

My problem:
I have an html page that is split up into several frames. One of these frames is actually an applet that has a table of data that I retrieve from a database. I want to be able to print out ALL of the data from the applet. I added a button to one of the frames(not the Applet frame) to print. For the button.onClick event, I created a function called "print". That function's code right now is Applet.print(Graphics), but when I try to click the button I get a Runtime Error that says "'Applet' is undefined". Am I even close to getting this working?? How would I define the 'Applet' in the frame that I have the Print button in?

Hi pargol4
I have problem retrieving data from the database by an applet that needs new data in one second interval. The communication between the applet and the database is too diffucult for me.
All I have is just two files, one is the applet DrawMe.java and the other is MyData.java to communicate with the database. If I need to communicate with the database from the applet, where I have to put my code like InputBuffer and OutputBuffer, is the run() method of the applet the right place for it? ... do you have a code bit to illustrate that for me?
Thanks in advance ... Carina

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