We do not have any examples that we can provide you that show JMQ
used in an applet. We will certainly consider adding some. JMQ in an
applet should be possible. The biggest issue you will face is dealing
with the Java security manager. As you probably know the security manager
uses the sandbox model to limit access the applet has to ``system resources''.
A JMQ base applet would need to be able to open a connection to the router
to send and receive messages. Be default JMQ uses port 9312. If you
are using Java 2 you can create a policy file to provide permission
to your applet to use that port. If you download the JMQ1.1 Early
Access product from http://access1.sun.com/jmq1.1ea/ you will find
an example policy file.