Re: Loading a class using the applet class loader

Just a couple of ideas. I've never tried this, so good luck.

Thank you for the hints, but unfortunately, this is impossible. An
applet has a series of security restrictions, and one of these
restrictions is that a applet can never subclass or create a class
loader.

André

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