I've been trying to get an exemplar to work and could use a bit of advice. The applet and associated Java mechanisms are stored in the external file system and made visible to Zope through the External Filesystem product. The Java Applet and associate HTML are stored in a DTML Document and referenced by a DTML method that renders it using <dtml-var>. It sorta works, but the applet can't seem to find some of the Java Classes it needs, even thought they appear in the external file system. I have codebase, code, and archive set correctly. I have a Zope External File System folder, XXX, that contains the applet, some supporting classes, and an archive. The actual HTML code referencing the applet is also stored there. In the applet, codebase is set to the Zope URL of the folder: http://...../XXX/ code is set to the parent Java class foo.class and archive is set to the URL of the archive http://....../XXX/foo.jar The html code invoking the applet is called with a normal dtml-var (name, not expr). It appears to render properly and sets off the Java system, invokes foo.class, and then dies with a NoClassDefFound error. The class is clearly present at the same level as foo.class, but apparently something has confused the reference mechanism. I've not used applets in the Zope environment before. I am not sure whether what I'm doing is the right thing--clearly there is something wrong since the Java system can't find the right stuff. Is there an applet how-to? What should I try next? The output from the Java console (Netscape 4.7) is not all that useful...