OAS 4.0.8 Netscape Applet Error

Installation:
Oracle 8i
OAS 4.0.8
Netscape 4.73
Suse Linux 6.4
Patches for Netscape (plugger, nsfix, ....)
I try to start the oasmgr using Netscape. When i start the oas manager or the oas utilities, i got the next page on the left side grey and an error message "Applet TreeApplet can't start: ERROR"
What's wrong ??

I forgot to mention that the database is Oracle 8.0.5.2.1, and it is running on the same computer as the OAS.

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