Calling remote machine servlet from applet

I got an error when I calling a remote machines servlet. I am calling from applet which is downladed by pluggin.
can any body tell me what is the reason the applet is not calling this servlet ?
what do i do to solve this problem ?
Dinesh

Dinesh
Enable the Java console (Control Panel, Java Plug-In, Basic, Show Java Console, Apply)
The error message might give you some help.
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