Using java 'classname' vs. appletviewer 'html-filename'

I have made an applet that I view with appletviewer but I want to use buffered writer in my applet to write to an html file on the server. That way the user can see the results of his/her selections from the applet by clicking on a link from the applet page. The problem is when I excute by typing java 'classname', the file writing mechanism works, but I can't start thr applet unless I type appletviewer 'html-filename'. I thought I had fixed the problem by making my main class extend the frame class and using show() and setVisible(true). When I did this the applet showed itself when I used javac 'classname'. But Then I couldn't load it to a web page unless it was extending the applet class. If somebody can help please e-mail me or reply with another post.
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