Embedding the Applets inside an activeX control

Hi there !
We r trying to embedd an applet inside activeX control.Anybody has any idea how to do this?
Thanks,
swami

There is a tool available from Microsoft to do this (comes in part Microsoft SDK for Java) called javareg, this allows you to embedd java inside ActiveX. a search at http://support.microsoft.com will provide more info.
Be wary of subsequent releases of the code though as there are dependencies on the generated type library. I think it only worked if further versions were created using the original type library can't remember but lots of headaches at the time.
I think Sun provide an equivilent - java bridge ????
ood luck I found it a real pain

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