Webcam access using applet

Hi guys,
I wanna create an applet that just takes a snapshot image from the user's webcam in clientside,
so I wouldn't like to tell the user to install JMF(java media framework) first on clientside.
Does anyone know if it's possible to access the webcam from a standard JRE, if yes than how without using JMF?
Any link or anything else would be greatly appreciated, since anything I found on the net was based on JMF...

I have already done a software to distribute that had to use a webcam to take pictures. Since I didnt want the client to install JMF, I reused some classes from JMFregistry to install it from my own software.
Then, inside my software there was a button "Check for web devices". After running that option once, everything was ok to use the webcam. Of coarse I had to bundle the JMF together.

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