I look for a "java client IRC applet"

Hello every body and good hollydays!
For long time, I looked for a open source java "client irc" applet.
I have found one, but it does' n run! (it needs to be signed and unfortunatly
I don't doing it !).
Briefly i need links about all this subject.
A great thanks.
elias

Search in google by "java client IRC applet" found many different links :-)

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