Load Part of the jar

Hi Team,
My Jar size is very huge.My applet is loading the entire jar at a time.I want to load part of the jar(That means only needed files at start) , later dynamically i will load the other files.
Is it possible?, if it is possible could you please explain clearly.
Thanks
T. Shankar Reddy

I Got the solution.
I did the Main.jar is into three Jar's.1) Main.jar 2) Child1.jar 3) Child2.jar
Now Main.jar size very less--> This jar contains classes needed for the startup application.
Child1.jar, Child2.jar will be loaded when ever it needed. But don't the put the child's jar in the classpath.
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