Accessing java classes from javascript

Hi,
I have the following javascript function
function testjava {
    var myString = new java.lang.String("Hello world"); // line 1
    alert("len:"+myString.length()); // line 2
}It gives me a error at line 1 saying "'java' is undefined" in IE browser 5.5 sp2. But, both the lines execute correctly in netscape 6.
Can someone please help..
Thanks,
Vijay.

It seems that IE 5.5 doesn't support accessing java classes in JavaScript, so try to install IE 6 to see if it works or maybe, you doesn't have installed propertly support for JVM in IE.

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