How to access a pdf file in applet

Hi guys ,
I am using adobe PdfViewer to display PDF files and this has to work on website but i am not able to access pdf file through URL this gives file name, or directory name or volume lable is not correct.
I f u have any solution then give it to me.

try:
this.getResponse().setContentType ( "text/pdf" ) ;
otherwise how are you making the pdf file available to the jsp in the portlet?

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