Converting Applet to JSP or JSF

Hello All,
I have a web application with Applet and Corba. It is rather old so I
want to migrate my Applets to a modern web application, with JSP or
JSF.
However number of applets is very huge. So I am looking a way to
convert my Applet to JSF/JSP etc. automatically.
Is there anyway to do that?
Thanks,
aduran

Hello cotton.m,
Thanks for the answer. You are right. But at least, is there any way to convert GUI (awt to JSP/JSF etc.) from applet to HTML look, without business logic or any other stuff.

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