Runtime execution of a Class from applet.....

Hi all,
I have a applet in a jar(say A.jar) and it is signed. One more jar(say B.jar) is created and it contains a class that has to be executed using Runtime.exec() from the applet (in other jar -> A.jar). Both jars present in server and jar list is mentioned using <PARAM NAME=CACHE_ARCHIVE VALUE="...."> tag where the VALUE is assigned with list of jar names.
So how to execute a Class at Runtime present in one jar from a applet present in other jar.
Please help....
Thanx,
Soni

thx Clemens... thx for the reply...
Here i am not accessing a applet from another applet. I want to Run a Java Application from a Applet (using Runtime class). How to do this? Here the Java Application class exist in a seperate jar other than the jar which holds Applet class. Both jars are signed and both exist in server.
thx,
Soni.

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