Is BufferedImage class supported in servlet

i get java.lang.ClassNotFoundException when i create BufferedImage instance in my applet. i get 500 Internal Server Error.
plz help me.

i'm using Java Web Server. do u know how can this prob be solved?
i'm new to servlets, so i want to know that if u call a servlet from an applet then does that servlet get loaded in the browser window, if its not displaying anyting. how do u know that servlet has run or any error or exception has occured?
thanks

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