Simple Browser which support locally saved html file having Marquee text

I want simple java browser in which I can run locally saved html file having marquee text in it.
My requirement is to show html file in Oracle forms.For that i need JAR Files of that browser which support html file(locally saved & support marque text).
Because i use several browser which support locally html file but not support marque text.These browser display static html file not marque text in it.
Can anybody help me.
Regards

1. There is no reliable way of guessing the encoding of a file without that information. Thats why XML for example has very strict rules wrt. it's encoding (short form: use UTF-8 or UTF-16, if you use anything else, you'll have to specify it)
2. you might be able to make an educated guess if the possible range of encodings is limited, but it will probably never be 100% certain
3. The HTML file might have a header entry "<meta http-equiv..." that tells you about it's encoding. You could try to read the start of the file and see if you find that, then if you found it re-read the entire file.
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