Printing HTML Docs with JPS ???

Hello!
How can I print a HTML-File with Java Printing Service (not the source, but the view of it) ???
Some experience???
kind regards
pedros25

I'm currently trying to do just that. My problem is
that in order to get a lengthy HTML document to
print, you have to have an object that
implements the Pageable interface. The two methods
I'm having trouble with are
getNumberOfPages()
This returns the number of pages in the Print job.
How do I calculate the number of pages in an HTML
document?
getPrintable(int pageIndex)
For this part, I just rerturn a reference to the JScrollPane which contains the JEditorPane. However,
I also have to get it to scroll to the appropriate
page. Right now I'm using the following:
public void goPage(int pageIndex)
int block = pane.getScrollableBlockIncrement(scroller.getViewport().getViewRect() ,SwingConstants.VERTICAL,1);
int newVal = block*pageIndex;
//scroller.getVerticalScrollBar().setValue(newVal);
scroller.getViewport().scrollRectToVisible(new Rectangle(0,newVal,this.getSize().width,block));
But this seems to be causing a few lines to be skipped
between each page. Any ideas on how to implement the
pageable interface for a JScrollPane that contains a
JEditorPane which contains an HTMLDocument?

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