Open an applet from applet on action of a button

i want to open a applet from applet on click the button ..
means there r two applet one having button on it ....click this button open new applet .....plzzz any body help ...

your Quation is not clear,
multiple task means, you want to execute the n number of actions with in one click of single button or, you want to send multiple data b/w two views,
if it is action triggering, you can do that, you can make one action method for the button and you can call n number of methods,
IF i am worng correct me,
Cheers,
Appa

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