Including Applets in jsp without using Archive

Can any one help me to include the Applet without using the Archive attribute in either <jsp:plugin> or <applet> tag. I am using WebLogic workshop8.1 on win 200 platform , it builds class files in a seperate directory which starts with .workshop dirctory. I should include that directory as the codebase for the applet.
regards
varada rajulu
Turning Point Software Solutions India

yeah. don't use it. You specify the code (class) and the codebase tag, and the classes have to be loose on the server under the package directory structure that the classes' package is set up for.

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