Diferences between frame and applet

Hello all
I have a problem with using an applet,
In my applikation i have a simple frame which shows some rows of a table in a mysql database.
I thougt i just can use this frame in an applet, but allthough i see the applet in jbuilders appletviewer it does not work in both browsers i tried (ie6, nc4.6) in ie it just shows a grey surface and in netscape it get an security violation : method verifikation error.
how can i properly establish a JDBC Connection from an applet?
Now i have tree classes....one to connect to the database, one to model and a GUI

Hello there
I got a similar problem about one year ago. You ge a result using application or appletviewer, because in these cases both programs are able to use the hardware of your computer. By opening the applet in a browser it runs in a "sandbox" and isn't able to use hardware any more. Unfortunately I wasn't able to solve this problem, although there is literatue in the web how to do it.
I went on to use servlets instead and today I'm happy I have chosen this way because the options what can be programmed are greater!
Althoug I haven't written any link I hope I could help you.
bye

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excellent built quality!
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the left side is okay, since it's just 1mm, but the right side is really unacceptable (2mm), it is very annoying
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