How to find sun/applet/AppletViewer class?

Hello, everyone,
I have successfully deployed Form Server Applications in several
ways as following:
1. Using Jinitiator 1.1.7.11 plug in to run Forms inside Web
browser in Windows 98 OS &IE4.0 SP1.
2. In Windows 98 OS DOS Command prompt line,using Appletviewer
to run remote NT
Server's Forms application with format: C:\>Appletview
http://appserver:9999/webhtml/example.html. The
form runs smoothly in a AppletViewer window.
3. In NT4.0 OS SP3, run form inside IE4.0 SP1 browser without
Jinitiator 1.1.7.11 plug in program, but I
must set CLASSPATH Env variable including
C:\ORANT\JDK\LIB\CLASSES.ZIP & C:\ORANT\FORMS60\JAVA, or else
the error message shows: class no found:sun/applet/appletviewer.
But I even encounter some problem:
1. In the above first way, jinit.exe(Jinitiator 1.1.7.11
version) can not run in my NT4.0 SP3 OS. So the
above first way of running Form can only succeed in my Windows98
OS. Has anybody installed jinit.exe
successfully in NT4.0 SP3?
2. In the above third way, I try to run Form inside my IE4.0 SP1
in Windows98 OS. I tried to set the
CLASSPATH correctly as above describled, but I failed. I always
got the above mentioned error message. I
don't know why in windows98 the appletviewer class can not be
found but in NT it can.
Anyone can help me out? Thanks in advance.
Robby
null

but problem is:
the class name is a string "JFrame", which is
how to solve the problem?It is simply not possible.
If you have javax.swing.JFrame, you can use Class.forName(). But then you've already got the package.
Beyond that, if you've ever decompiled code, you'd have seen that import statements don't exist in bytecode and all class references are by their full names. There is no facility in java to get the list of loaded classes, or to search for a class this way

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