Create a html-file from a JTextPane

i want to create a html-file and i want to use a JTextPane for the input of information.the text can be bold, italic, underlined and so on. i want to set the html-tags for this text-style in the html-file.
any ideas.
thanks for help.

                    try {
                         BufferedWriter bw = new BufferedWriter(
                                                  new FileWriter(fileName) );
                         bw.write(myTextPane.getText() );
                         bw.close();
                    catch (IOException exc) {
                         exc.printStackTrace();

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> Andy,
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>

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