Posting html from applet

Hello,
I am developing an application which helps users to enter metadata of their resources offline. the user is supposed to download my application first and does not require to be online later. the html page intiates an applet where in the author has to enter the data. after submitting this data i want the applet to generate data using html code so that the user can copy it and place the html code on his document.
if anybody has some example code or some suggestions please post them.
regards,
srujana

Andrew
Thanks for your speedy reply, but I am not sure if this is actually what I an looking for. I will do some tests and come back to you if it is working... Tyanks once again for your assistance...
Kind Regards
Manie

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