Applet Not found in Tomcat

Hi, I am using tomcat and put a ChatApplet.class under the directory ..../YYY/WEB-INF/classes/abc, and ChatApplet.class like this:
package abc,
public class ChatApplet extends Applet{
And a JSP under the /YYY/chat directory like this:
<applet CODE=abc.ChatApplet.class>
</applet>
How the JSP can't show the Applet and it said "Applet Not Found"
PLEASE HELP

Have you set up the context for this in your tomcat
config files.
Check out
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/appdev/index.html
For set up information.
Amlan

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