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Then
you would need to use a URLConnection to connect to the servlet, and
pass the session id to the server, either as a cookie value or using
url rewriting.
Once you have done that you can create
ObjectInputStream's and ObjectOutputStream's on both the applet and
servlet side to pass the required session variables.
Just note,
that this would mean the applet is actually going to download the
object to the client side, so it might be a bad idea if your
application runs over the internet. And this also means your applet
would need to be signed.
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