When should applets  be used

i'm doing a student database project,which stores student details and allows the updations or deletions to be performed.It also performs additional operations for different categories of users like admin users,normal users,HOD,etc.
now i'm confused whether the login page should be an applet

neomi wrote:
i'm doing a student database project,which stores student details and allows the updations or deletions to be performed.It also performs additional operations for different categories of users like admin users,normal users,HOD,etc.
now i'm confused whether the login page should be an appletIf any part of this is already a traditional web app, then no - this should not be an applet.

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