Deploying Applet on the Intranet

I am deploying an applet over the intranet. However, i also need to automatically download the Java Plugin and install n system without the plug-in. The problem i have is that it keeps installing the plugin-in each someone visits the web page.
Can someone assist me with ways of ensuring the nce the plugin is installed, the system does not prompt the user again to install the plugin

Tanks for answers.
I think I didn't explain this good enough. To download the applet itself is not the issue. The problem is the data requested by the client.
The applet is used to view scientific data, allowing the client to choose any period of time from which he wishes to view data. The data for each 24 hour period is around 1Mb, so if anyone wish to view over say a week, there will be allot of data to download.(there is data from the last 4 years available)
After the user has chosen a period, the applet calculates an image and displays it with the posibillity to zoom.
So, I guess I'm starting to realize that an Applet was not the best way to go forth with this, but an applet was requested, an applet they got.
Is there no easy way of re-writing the thing to enable it to run on the server-side?

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I've a problem with deploying Applet, which uses JCORBA
application jcoSql (it's on OAS 4 on Windows NT). I need in
deploy directory package COM/visigenic/vbroker.. (because of
calling ObjectFactory) and com/swing/... (because of using
component JDialog in the Applet). But first direcory COM must be
in uppercase and second com in lowercase!! And that is problem
on NT. Could somebody help me?
Thanks,
Ales
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You can make one (or both) of te packages available in a ZIP or
JAR file.
Thanks,
-Roel.
Ales Kemr (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I've a problem with deploying Applet, which uses JCORBA
: application jcoSql (it's on OAS 4 on Windows NT). I need in
: deploy directory package COM/visigenic/vbroker.. (because of
: calling ObjectFactory) and com/swing/... (because of using
: component JDialog in the Applet). But first direcory COM must
be
: in uppercase and second com in lowercase!! And that is problem
: on NT. Could somebody help me?
: Thanks,
: Ales
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