Relationship of codebase and code (relative path)..

in tomcat installed directory, under ROOT directory, i have jsp folder and web-inf folder. all my jsp in /jsp/*.jsp and all my classes in /web-inf/classes/myservlets/*.class.
I am trying to include applets for java plug-in and
code like this
<jsp:plugin type="applet'
codebase="jsp"
code="..\web-inf\classes\myservlets\MyTestApplets.class"
width="475"
height="350">
this didn't work.
Any idea about relative path about codebase and code? By the way, I am working on 2000
Thanks.

you can try to use absolute path begins with "http" in the codebase

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