Signed Applet In Java Web Server

I have created signed applet signed by myself. It works fine with appletviewer as well as web browsers. Now I want to place this signed applet in Java webserver.
My queries are
1.Where to place this signed applet(Is it in publichtml Folder ????)
2.Where to place my certificate and policy files in server.
3 If I access this applet from any other machines(client)how to avoid Grant Permission Dialog box coming everytime.
Thanks

hi
i would like to ask you about the applet that you've signed, heve you uses the java.securitu
classes in it's code?? and how did u signed it. because i'm trying to sign an applet where i didn't use security classes, it runs with ie but it doesn't run with netscape even if i uses the netscape signing tool.
thanks for help

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