Applet. Is it new while browser opens html file?

I want to know if applet is new every time. I have an applet in html. it works to write some strings so I use param to transfer new string content. do it takes time to download applet everytime while the new string transfer to html file? in fact, browser get asp file.
by the way:
I am confused about that I should deal string by applet in browser or in server? which on is the better? I use w_server and asp.
Thank you for your attention.

Your question is a little unclear. You may want to start here (below). It explains the basics of how an applet works and its lifecycle.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/applet/index.html

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