JMF applet in webpage

Hello all
I finally succeededin making AVReceive class work. But now I need to open it on a webpage. So I tried to convert into a java applet but I could not.
Can any one kindly help me in this.
Thanx all.

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I am accessing a webcam from an applet embedded in a webpage using JMF 2.1. I am using JButtons using Image Icons. When i view the applet using applet viewer both the player and buttons appear fine. However when the applet is embedded in a jsp page the image JButtons don't appear at all. >That is probably because of security. Add 10 Dukes to the thread to indicate you are serious about resolving this, and I might expand on that answer.

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please dont cry.....
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I finally committed some time last Saturday to
developing an Applet to connect to a webcam and take
snapshots. Much to my delight, it was a breeze!
My concern at this point is my potential clients and
their use of the system. Now first, JMF only works
with webcams that support VFW or WDM, so as it is, I'm
already having to tell the client that they must have
a certain type of webcam in order to run. In addition,
I have to tell them to download the JMF and install
it. However, now I'm wondering if I can avoid that
installation. Someone said somewhere that you can
package up the JMF classes needed into a Jar file and
the Applet will automatically download the files. My
question is, is that true? Or does the client have to
install the JMF. If it is true, what must be done to
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