Java applets can be driven just like ActiveX controls. The script can
read and write the public variables of the applet, as well as call its
public methods (including passing parameters and reading return values).
Note that only the Applet-derived class is directly accessible from
the scripting language. If your Java applet includes other classes that
you want to be available to the scripting language, you must define
public methods in your Applet-derived class that delegate to those
classes. Note, in order to communicate from the applet back to the script,
you will need to make use of the Dispatch methods in the Java SDK.
Please refer to the java SDK com.ms.com.Dispatch documentation.
