Can I invoke applet from servlet

Hello there,
I was wondering whether I can call an applet in a servlet as follows: -
out.println("<APPLET code=\"Main_Interface.class\" width=850 height=800></APPLET>");
I tried the above line but the applet could not be loaded (Main_Interface.class is the applet class).
Could anyone help me with this. If there is another way of doing it please let me know.
Thanks in advance

Hi Ugniss,
I put my applet class in webapps/applets and servlet class in webapps/test/\WEB-INF\classes.
here is how I call the applet in the servlet class:
out.println("<APPLET code=\"Main_Interface.class\" codebase=\"../applets/\" width=850 height=800></APPLET>");
But the applet is failing to load, any more hints please.
Cheers

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getServletContext().getContext("/other").getRequestDispatcher("/path/to/servlet").forward(request, response)I think the issue here is that the OP would like to have RequestDispatcher.forward() also update the address in the client's browser. That's not possible, AFAIK. By the time the request is forwarded, the browser has already determined the URL of the servlet, and the only I know of way to have the browser change the URL to the forwarded Servlet/JSP is to send a Location: header (i.e. sendRedirect()). Remember that server-side dispatching is transparent to the client. Maybe there's some tricky stuff you can do with JavaScript to change the address in the address bar without reloading the page?
Brian

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