Can't get java applet to run on IE 6.0

I have just installed j2sdk1.4.0 and I am trying to get the HelloWorld example to run. I can get it to run on appletviewer but when I run in on IE 6.0, I get the error message
Error loading class: HelloWorld
java.lang.ClassFormatError
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: HelloWorld
I have tried other java applets from various websites and they work.
Can anyone please help me?

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I have a DHMTL page with a panel that I want to slide back and forth. But another part of the requirement is to have the panel look like it is sliding under another panel.
The problem is that an applet is on the panel that slides. When the sliding panel move under the stationary panel the applet does not go under the stationary panel, but the reset of the sliding panel does render looking like it is sliding under.
See below.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~           #############***************           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #############^**************           ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -
~ has a z-index of 1
# and * have a z-index 2
# shows above ~ and below ^
^ has a z-index of 3What I am getting with the applet on the panel with a z-index of 2 is the following
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~           #############***************           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           # @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @                  @    *           ^ -
- ~           # @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@    *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #            ^             *           ^ -
- ~           #############^**************           ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~                      ~ ^                         ^ -
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -
--------------------------------------------------------Where @ is the applet. Notice how the applet is on top of the ^ but the panel under it, ^, is under like it should be. All the panels are 1x1 tables with a border. So how can I get the applet on the drawing shown with # and * to follow the rendering of the z-index of 2?

Hi,
I have the same problem, and don't know how to solve it, So, i had tried to put my applet in a div tag wih z-index=0, but it still hide my other Dhtml divs with bigger Z-index (z-index =1000)
Have you any idea to solve this.
Thanks
Hakim

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