New To Java. Learning About Java Applet.

Hi all, i am new to java. Actually i am facing problem with java applet. I am trying to use my cellphone to surf web. When i open a webpage from cellphone, the part which contain the java applet, it cannot be shown and appeared blank. I am using Nokia 7610, can it be solve?
Can anybody help me? Thank You.

JSE JRE stand for Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8.1 Final Release or Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE)? Which Shall i download? By the way the file type are .exe and .sh , how to let it become .sis?

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