Interacting with client system using Applet

Hi,
I want to interact with client system and access files on his system using applet,could u suggest the way to do it or any other siurce where I can find this information.
It's very urgent,pl reply soon
thanq

hi,
These steps will get your applet signed and you could interact with your client system through applets.
IRENE 10 steps : http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=63&thread=132769
best wishes
Rajesh

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