How to connect my access database using applet?

hi all,
i need to connect my access database in my applet program which should work like an atm machine..I dont know how to connect it. Im new to applet same thing in JDBC application. Please help i terribly need it, our deadline in our case study is fast approaching and i still dont know how to do it. I tried the tutorial but i received some sql exception error. thanks!

Try this link
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jdbc/basics/

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[/thread/147169 [original link is broken]|/thread/147169 [original link is broken]]
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