Can't write files!!!

I need some code or a clear tutorial that explains how to write files using an applet. i want to create a game that you can save on so i want to save it to the server. can anyone help?
thnx

that site doesn't fully explain how to write files to
a database from an applet. can u give something else.Well, it does answer some questions as to why you can't write files from an applet and I thought it would give you a better understanding of it and you could narrow your search into finding an answer. I guess I was wrong.
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