How to include applet in jsp if applet.class file in another folder

hi,
i'm getting problem when my applet.class file is not with its appropriate jsp file. i'm using jsp :plugin tag.it work when jsp file n apllet.class file at same location.
in short my jsp file is at location /webapps/jsp-examples/myproject/includeDemo.jsp
n applet i want in a WEB-INF folder.
Plz help me to solve this..
or give me other way that an applet can be loaded in jsp page n applet should be in WEB-INF file..
Help me for this

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5148764&messageID=9556205

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