Run Applet On Server Using 8.3 File Name Format

Hello Everyone,
I am currently trying to produce an applet that will display content from a PLC (which hosts its own webpage).The PLC itself only allows files using the 8.3 file name format to be stored on it (eg. 123456789.123).
I have tried a few simple things, such as changing the ".class" file extension to ".cls". But this just produced an error in my internet browser (IE 8).
Any help and/or work-arounds would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Vincent Wiebe

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