Netbeans Java Desktop Application Problem

Hi
I have build a java desktop application via netbeans and it creates a jnlp file to execute this applets however in my project when i press a button on an applet it opens another applet and send some parameter via html file how can i do that in desktop application because it doesnt have html file it only has jnlp file ?
Thanks

I guess I didnt make myself clear enough,I dont want to use another applet's public methods I want to execute it
Lets make a scenario
assume that I have an applet a and applet b
on applet a there is a button called open applet b and when somebody press this button applet b will be opened
Before I was doing that like this
URL page = new URL("http://www.xxx.edu.tr/~team5/nps/build/giris.html");
getAppletContext().showDocument(page,"_self");but now I made the project netbeans desktop application so I dont have any html file I only have jnlp and jar files
so what should I do to maintain opening an applet from another applet?
Thanks

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