Comparison Between oXygen XML Author Component and Oxygen XML WebApp

The Author Component was designed to provide the functionality of the standard Author mode, which can be embedded either in a third-party standalone Java application or customized as a Java Web Applet to provide WYSIWYG-like XML editing directly in your choice of web browsers.

Oxygen XML WebApp is a re-implementation of the oXygen Author mode user interface, based on JavaScript and HTML5. Its purpose is to enable XML editing and reviewing on your mobile devices and desktops, directly in a web browser environment. Since the interface was thinned down as much as possible, the core XML processing was moved into a Java-enabled server.

Considering the particularities of these two approaches, a number of differences can be observed:
  Oxygen XML WebApp oXygen XML Author Component Applet
Intended audience Reviewers and occasional contributors. Authors, technical writers.
Mobile device support Specifically designed for mobile devices. No.
Compatibility with the standard version of oXygen XML Author Covers only editing and reviewing features. 100%
Text and Grid Mode No. Yes.
Client-side setup None. Requires Java to be installed, and Java Applets to be allowed to run.
Server-side setup Requires a servlet container. Requires a web server.