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I do not know anything about Sharepoint, and my company is rolling it out in a few departments.
I am familiar with the workings and usage of Oracle (Stellent) CMS (for storing docs with meta-data, searching for docs, etc), and I am asking if I may use Sharepoint in a similar way?
Can I programmatically upload docs to Sharepoint, from a java web application, and do searches and doc retrieval?
Yes. You are able to do all of that from Java via the MOSS 2k7 Web Services. Here’s a quick reference for uploading a file to a list (the example uses .NET, but you can use Java just as easily).
David Klein’s Corner: Uploading Files to MOSS 2007 via the Copy.asmx Web Service