Deploying static HTML files

I would like to deploy an applet in Weblogic 92. Could you point me to the documentation to do achieve this.
There is one html file which has the applet definition and the jars that it references...

Hi Durga,
The idle method of deployment in case of more number java server nodes and x number App Servers implemention.
stop all App Servers instances and keep only CI online.
Then logon using Administrator/equaliant authorized user
Deploy your content.
Start CI
restart CI
start DI (App Servers)
here CI now takes care of keeping all App Servers in sync with the content of CI.
I hope this gives enough guidence for you to accomplish your task.
Regards
Sekhar

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