How to run a jar file in a HTML page.

Hi, i have created an applet that works with 2 or 3
classes, the i have done a Jar file and now i want to
run the applet though a Html page, i have looked at
many manuals and i have done the same as is said to
create the Html file, but whe i want to see the page
on the part of the applet nothing appears to me and
when i go though the area of the applet with de mouse
an error message apears saying that the clas XXXX (the
main class of my applet) can't be instanced.
Could someone tell me why is this? i need help or to
see an example that works.
ThanksUse the archive parameter in the applet tag.
e.g: <applet code="your_main_applet" width="256" height="256" archive="myjar.jar">
Where myjar.jar is the actual jar file which contains all the user class files which are required to run this applet.
For creation of jar files, please read the java tutorial in http://java.sun.com
/Sreenivasa Kumar Majji.

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