Simplified Chinese in JRE (US-version)

If you are using JRE international version, the Chinese characters will
be displayed correctly in the applet. But if you are using JRE(US-version),
bad, event cannot start the applet ( an unsupportedencodingexception
throwed out).
I don't want to force the people to reinstall their JRE to support my
applet, so, is there any way easy to make my applet running smoothly
in all the java environment?
That really makes me headache.

None short of the following...
I'd assume that you package up your applet classes in a JAR file (at least that's how I always did it back when I were a humble newbie applet author... ah, those were the days...) ;-)
Find the encoding classes you need within i18n.jar, and add them to your applet JAR file. This way, they should at least be guaranteed of being in the applet's classpath and possibly working.
Other than that, it's likely off to download the international JRE with your users. :-(
Hope that helps!
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