Fastest way of transferring images from servlet to applet?

Hi!
I have made an applet that shows a large number of images. The way I am doing it now is that I create an ArrayList containing ImageIcons and pass that from the servlet to the applet.
What I'm looking for is a faster way of loading and transferring the images from the sevlet to the applet. I don't want to use any other packages than the core J2SDK packages. It is supposed to work in all browsers with just the standard java plugin.
Can anyone help me?

Use an Image (or ImageIcon if you want to be Java2 only) object in the Applet, and load your images directly from a URL (which you'll have to supply an array of from the servlet somehow). That way the images will be sent over the network in their original compressed form, not as serialized Java objects.

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