yes it is very much possible
      it is easier if the u can use object outputstream to send serializable
objects
      and retrieve the object in the servlet and use it to query the
database
      although we are able to do the following using a IE browser and
jwsdk1.0.1 (
      we are trying to use the java run time environment  plug in to run
the applet
      intsead of the browsers jvm
     in this case the servlet is not being called at all
     the problem seems to be that the object we are sending across  calls
contains an object of the user defined class
     we are getting a security exception as follows
        java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.net.SocketPermission localhost:8080 connect,resolve




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> From:         Rajesh Shrivastav[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> HGi Every Body,
>
> I want to send a parameter from applet to a servlet
> and to be used in a query to database.i want to
> retrieve the data from the servlet(Output of the
> query) and display the data in JTable in Applet.
>
> Pl Respond
>
> Raj
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