Newbie: Is the CMS output HTML or Java applets?

Hi!
I am looking for what software to buy: Microsoft or Oracle.
In that regard, I see that Java is the development language. Does this mean that the web-interface for clients is based on Java applets, or does the Java-application just generate HTML-code like asp.NET, php and similar server-side languages?
Thanks!

The old Oracle 9iFS web interface was based on Java and JSP, and as such, was an HTML-based interface. It did not use applets.
The new Oracle CMSDK will include a web starter application sample (with source code) also based on Java and JSP, which is also an HTML-based interface that does not use applets.
The CMSDK is a development platform, and you could write a web interface based on Java applets if you wanted to, or based on HTML technologies such as servlets (J2EE) or JSP. You can also write standalone client software in any language that communicates with the CMSDK server using a protocol, such as HTTP. You may define your own protocol and write your own protocol server (in Java), or you may use an existing protocol, like WebDAV/HTTP.
See the CMSDK developer's guide for more information.

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* Created on November 15, 2006, 11:30 AM
* To change this template, choose Tools | Template Manager
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import java.awt.event.*;
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all the latest updates (software) as of 4/27/13
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BACKGROUND
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