Applet like chat server

Hi!
I`m trying to do a chat server in applet whith sockets. I changed a chat server aplication to a applet but this server joing the browser.
Is possible to do this? If not, how can i do a applet to talk whith another (peer-to-peer) without use socket?
thanks for any help!
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