Can a applet call a JNI code

I need to develop a browser plugin or analogus plugin utility which will download from the server and and then make a local DLL call. the local DLL call includes starting a Windows exe system which will start another software (pre-installed on the client system) in another process.
I searched around with the NPAPI plugin and FireBreath frameworks. But my biggest drawback is i am novice in C++.
Can I make an applet will make a JNI call to call the windows systems dll. I know a signed applet can use the System.load function (excuse me if i am syntactically wrong) but i am not sure if it can start a exe or make a JNI call.
As i have no time to learn and code in C++ the applet path seems to be the most viable one.
Please suggest
Vishwanath

vwashimkar wrote:
As i have no time to learn and code in C++ the applet path seems to be the most viable one.
Please suggestThen you are out of luck.
I suspect you think that you can use java to directly call your dll. That won't happen.
Closest you can get to that is JNA (3rd party library "Java Native Access") and using that requires that you learn JNA and unless your dll has a simple interface figuring out how to use JNA will likely require some knowledge of C/C++ and calling semantics.

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