How applet write file in local system by URL instead of FileOutputStream()

hi,
how can applet write a file in local system through URL instead of FileOupStream()
plz.....plz.....plz......
URL url = new URL(" file://c:/temp.txt");
in this url how applet can write
plz....

URL uses http to cummunicate, this means you can send and receive data using the http
protocol.
The OS doesn't do anything with this, you need a http server to interpret these messages
and take appropriate action (with server side script or CGI).
So if the client has a http server installed and has server side script thad does
something with your http request (that's what a url does) than it is possible.
Since both having a http server , server side script and or CGI have nothing to do with
signed applets I will not answer your question here.
But the mail reason I won't answer it is because it makes no sence to use a URL to write
to the local file system.

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