Can i create & use ms-word files with java?

I am making an application in which I need to write some information into a formatted ms word document. I am familiar with writing into a .txt file, but have no idea how to create / or even add info taken from text fields and insert it into an exixting word file. If anyone has any ideas or code frags I would really appreciate the help. Thanks

Provided that you are on a Windows machine and that Word is installed, you can manipulate an instance of the MSWord ActiveX control to create documents (that's how we do it). See:
http://danadler.com/jacob/

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