Multiple programming language website(including Java)

I have to design a website for a startup business based out of New York. I actually have yet to be briefed as to the nature of the business but that's besides the point. What I'm trying to figure out is in what areas of the website would it be best to implement Java/Javascript. I know html, css, and will use PHP for database access. Now that the intro is out of the way, here are my questions.
-Can Java access/create databases, namely MySQL?
-The website needs to be graphically well put together, I was actually going to use the sun.com website for a model. Would Java be best for graphics or should I stick to CSS?
-Is it possible to make a workable website(images, databasing, editing) with only a Java applet?
Just for the record, I'm still learning Java, and I'm fairly fluent with html,css, and php.
Any help would be appreciated.

Yes, Java can definitely access databases (including MySQL). The keyword here is JDBC.
Avoid Java on the client side for "normal" websites. Just use it to generate classical website formats (HTML, CSS, ...) on the server side.
You probably could produce an entire website inside an Applet, but I'd suggest strongly against it (as you'd lock out anyone who doesn't have/want Java installed on his PC, also there'd probably be accessibility problems).

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