Personal Oracle 8i (8.1.6) & JDBC

I am having some problems in connecting to oracle 8i (8.1.6) database using JDBC thin drivers thru applets with Ie5 browser.
Whenever i tried to connect I am getting this error "cannot access <hostname>"
I tried giving local, localhost, 127.0.0.1, default and my machine name Yempati as hostname but everytime i get the same error.
I could able to connect from java application using oci8 and thin but not thru applets.
I have Personal Oracle 8i, OS Win98 and JDK1.2
I am this problem with the applet JdbcApplet.java the test applet that comes with Oracle 8i.
Your help is appreciated .
Thanks in advance.
Ram Kumar
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