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Take a look at this thread: http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com/java-theory-questions/34357-january-ria-changes.html

Glad you are making progress.

There is NO reference to a jar file there. You need to research how to write the <applet tag to use a jar file.

Its not the site, its the html that controls what the browser asks for. That's why I asked you to post the <applet tag code from the HTML page.

Ask the third party to verify that file.

What is in the <applet tag in the html?

The .class file contains html , not a valid class file. Edit the ChartApplet.class file and see.

Ok, the .dll is used by the server and might provide services to an applet that sent a special request to the server which would be handled by the server executing the .dll. Just a guess.

I don't know what a .dll file in an applet's jar file is for. That sounds like a potential security issue if the applet is expecting to execute the .dll on the user's machine.
See Kevin's earlier...

You don't need a manifest file for an applet. I was talking about an application that would execute by itself with a double click.

Sorry, I don't know anything about VisualStudio.

If you have all the class files needed for the program, you can use the jar program that comes with the JDK to create a jar file. To make the jar...

Yes .class files can be outside of a jar file. I think the browser first looks in the archive file(usually a jar file) and if the class is not found there will send a HTTP GET to the server for the...