Applet connection with DB

Hi Guys,
I have designed an applet and have placed in the htdocs of Apache server that comes with Oracle 9iAS when I can login to the db within my Lan it works fine but when I try to login from outside LAN through a dialup modem I get following error:
Error in Connecting to the Database java.sql.SQLException: Io exception: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection
I know applets can only communicate with the server they are downloaded from, I have the DB on this same server where I am downloading applet from!
I am using a router to connect the server to the internet and have opened ports 7777, 4443 and 1521.
Any1 Any ideas??????????????
Thanx!

The error you are getting is a client side error, you will find no log in the listener. The applet demo was tested. The only thing I can think of is the classpath, please make sure your HTML code is pointing to the right ones. Also, you may want to make sure your browser is compatible with the version of the classes you are using, I thought browsers today support jdk 1.1.
-Soulaiman
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by kibito:
Since two weeks we are trying to get
a connection working within an applet with our db.
Plattform: Linux RedHat 6.1
Database: oracle8i
jdk: 1.02 (the classes102.zip)
webserver: Apache 1.3
browser: netscape 4.6
We have always the no suitable driver exception!
We worked thought different tries:
- with the JdbcApplet.java Sample from Oracle
- with the DriverManager.registerDriver
(new oracle.jdbc.dnlddriver.OracleDriver()); approach
- with the Class.forName( "oracle.jdbc.dnlddriver.OracleDriver" ); approach
- with the driver = new oracle.jdbc.dnlddriver.OracleDriver(); approach
- we tried every possible kind of
getConnection method
Questions:
1. Is it possible to connect from an applet (jdk1.02) to an oracle8i database running under redhat 6.1?
2. The No suitable driver means for me,
that the listener has not found a
driver handling the TCP request for our
connection. Is this correct?
3. The listener works like the inetd.
It gets a connection forks the
requested process to handle the connection.
Is this correct?
4. Even if I check the listeners logs and
traces, there is never a request arriving
from my applet. What am I missing?
Help would be great!
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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