Is there a way for java plug-in to get the browser login authentication

I have an applet that is loaded from a password protected html page. I use java plug-in with the applet.
When I try to read this page I get the browser window asking for password and username. So far so good.
Then I log in successfully and starts using the applet.
If the applet wants to access pages on the same PW protected area, I have to give the plug-in PW and UN.
My question is then:
Is there a way that java plug-in can get hold of the login information that the browser has obtained? (So that I wont have to give the same information twice)
I thought the answer would be no, but then I started experimenting with https and found out that if I use the same scenario as above, except from that I give a certificate to the browser before the first login, then the plug-in will get certificate info from the browser, and it wont promt me for UN and PW either!
When it is possible for the plug-in to obtain certificate info and login info from the browser then it should be possible just to get the login info with ordinarily http?

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