Where do I download .jar file..?

I have an JApplet, but it does not show on the web. Is there a .jar file I can implement in my project, and where can I find it?
In advance thanx!!!

You will need a plugin with your browser to display swing applets. Should work with IE6 and NS6 if you have the java plugin as well. If you use older browsers, I believe you need to modify the html page also (with the htmlconverter that comes with jdk1.3.x), since they use their own internal java, which is from before swing came out (1.1.x).

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