Unable to do Action into JSP

Hi ..
I have a jsp which contains an applet...
The Applet contains one Button Which perform some action.. This Action Works fine independetly ie if i run that program alone i am able to do action...
I am unable to perform that action after plugin that applet into my JSP page..
How can i do that action ..
Thanks for your attention!

When you say an applet, do you really mean an applet, that is a program embedded in a web page? Or do you just mean a small program?
Can you run the applet successfully when the HTML page is plain HTML, not generated by JSP?
What file are you reading? A file on the local hard drive? A file on the server?
When you say you're "unable to do that action" -- do you mean that you just don't know how to do it? Or that you tried, and you can't compile the code? If so, what error messages do you get? Or do you mean that you can compile the code, but it doesn't work? If so, do you get error messages? If so what are they? What is the applet doing that you know is wrong?

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