Calling Java Applet from application express demo

Hi,
i found many topics about calling java applets in/from application express,
but I need a demo to learn how it works.
Does anybody know a downloadable demo where I can learn to write a java applet, storing in my application an calling from a button?
thx
Gerhard

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