Website use Java but not support Microsoft JVM

This website (www.esdlife.com.hk) only support Microsoft JVM but not Sun JAVA JVM, I can't logon into their service pages until I disable my Sun JVM or unless I use another computer it has Microsoft JVM installed. Those pages even don't let me use other web browser like Netscape except Internet Explorer. I am an amateur Java programmer and I have been studying Java for three years. I don't know if this is an issue to the future of Java Technology. This website supported by the Hong Kong government I believe. Could anyone response my question?
Thanks in advance!
Peter
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What has probably happened is that the site you are talking about wrote thier page with Microsoft Java, which isn't really Java. They probably used some class, or number of classes, that is specific to the Microsoft VM. This is not a problem with Java, it is a problem with Microsoft makeing their Java uncompatible with Java.

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