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Hello! I have created a webserver that uses sockets to send and receive http requests. If a certain input is received, i tell to write "<applet code='tictactoe' />" to the outputstream. But when i try to access it with a browser, the applet appears, but its constantly loading on the Java logo, so it obviously isnt finding my tictactoe.class file. my question is, what will the http input look like that requests the applet file, so i know what to respond to? and how do i respond to it with the applet?
 
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