[users@httpd] Client side Java problem

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Hello everyone. I have the Apache 2.0.55 server installed, just with the standard package options. Everything has been going fine, except for one thing. I have been trying to get a java applet called NESCafe to work, but every time I try to access the page through my browser I get nothing. The pages load fine when I access them locally. Upon checking the Apache error log and the Java Console, I find that Apache is looking for a file NESCafeApplet.class. However, NESCafe does not come with a .class file, it comes with a .jar file, which to my understanding incorporates the .class file. So, I am wondering what it is I need to do to get this to work. This is the browser code for the applet:

<applet code=NESCafeApplet
                            archive="nescafe.jar"
                            codebase=""
                            width=260
                            height=244
                            name=nescafe>
                            <param name=ROMFILE value="donkeyk.nes">
   
                            <param name=SOUND      value="true">
                            <param name=LIGHTGUN   value="false">
                             
                        </applet>

All the files from NESCafe, along with the rom, are kept in the same directory.

The website for NEScafe is here: http://www.davieboy.net/nescafe/
I have been in contact with the creator and we were unable to find a solution. It was after we had worked together that I discovered the .class file problem. I have been unable to contact him since.
I would be very grateful for any help you could offer.

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