MS SQL SERVER-APPLET CONNECTION WITHOUT ODBC

ONE QUESTION ALL
Can it be achieved? I want to setup a database on a running sql server. On the same machine both and then i want to connect an applet with the database!! Please tell me if it can be done and any source code would be helpful!!!
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i will look again here but if you have anything send it here on this e-mail!!!
I need some answer please!

To connect to sql server directly from an applet is a waiste of time.
Do multiple clients use your applet?
yes:
You have to write server side script on the same server that the applet came from that
does the database work according to submitted values from the applet (applet uses url
urlconnection POST or GET).
If you want the applet to connect directly you have to sign the applet or set up a policy and
tell all the clients to install the needed jdbc classes.
no:
Write an application using swing.

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