Appending HTML in JEditor/JTextPane (25 dukes)

HI:
Is there any way i can append HTML in JEditor/JTextPane,
as i gets the html data in chunks, so i want to append the html in the existing display in editorpane instead of refreshing it all time, which causes it to flicker,
Thanks in advance.

JEditorPane edit = new JEditorPane();
edit.setEditorKit(new HTMLEditorKit());
edit.setEditable(true);
edit.setText("<HTML><b>test<b></HTML>");
HTMLDocument doc=(HTMLDocument)edit.getDocument();
try {
doc.insertString(6,"new text",null);
catch (Exception ex) {}
see also other methods of HTMLDocument
best regards
Stas

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