Writing to file on server from applet

ok i know this issue has been dealt with on numerous occasions but i would like someone to explain me in details what would be the best way of doing it.
I know that one way of doing it is having a servlet which would perform I/O and would communicate with the applet via a socket. What I don't understand is when and how does the servlet start running.
It has to be running to be able to first accept a connection from the applet and then listen on the specified port.
So how does the servlet start running so as to be able to communicate with the applet?
Could you please make your answers as precise as possible.
Thanks

Servlets are run by servlet containesr. You must start container first (Tomcat, Jetty, Weblogic, Websphere, ...) and then it will handle running servlet. Usually it is a first http-request that instantiates servlet on-demand, but you may configure it to be instantiated at container startup. So, only you have to worry about is to put servlet on container server and it will take care of the rest.
Simple writing to a server-side file is easier to do with PHP if you have linux/unix-based web server. Just installing a servlet container for it might be a bit overkill.

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SBL_XMLP_REPORT_SELECTION_FLG.sif
Report Template BC.sif
Report Template Registration Applet.sif
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