Viewing JavaDoc HTML files inside a JFrame

hi all,
how can I display any of JavaDoc HTML files (as overview-summary.html or index.html) inside a JFrame?
in addition, the user should be able to use hyperlinks.
I used JEditorPane, but in it I can't use hyperlinks.
thanks for your answers. :)

Hey thats something like a bew browser right if you want to i can send you an example for you but i'm curious you want to use JFileChooser or just open the html page like internet and provide links however send me a message to [email protected] to send you the example and watch if it works for you

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