Using a java program to load up a webpage.

I am trying to configure a java application to load up a small webpage that i will use to make updates to a current software project.. however I can't get it to load up the html.. I have tried coding in new conversions and such but still having a great deal of difficulty.
I am trying to add in 2 tabs...
update
info
in which those 2 tabs will lead 2 "2" different things...
update will lead to a loaded webpage off the web. while info will load up an image.. I am having trouble getting the info to work in the compiler i am using.. Metrowerks CodeWarrior.. heh.. if anyone could please help me or tell me exactly what i am doing wrong I would be happy :D.. I can't really post my source.. because its not much just defines the tabbed pane and main frame .. etc.. so its not much to look at..

I am wanting to load up a webpage from the www aka worldwide web its an http address.. I want to do this using some sort of pane..
and well
ok let me explain it in further detail.
I have a tab pane to the left I have 2 buttons on it.. on one button I want to load up a page from the www(world wide web) when you click it.. and the other I want to display a image (i know i think i can use jlabel) of the info on our staff and etc..
so overview
2 tabbed buttons on a tabbed pane in a frame..
I am wanting to load up a website when you click update..
and i want to load up an image when you click info..
in which these 2 resources will be displayed on a pane to the right of the screen where you clicked the tab..
thank you that is all heh

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