CSS 2.1 support in Java

Hi
Can anyone please tell that does java provide CSS 2.1 support. if yes can anybody specify how to use it. and if no are there any plans of sun/java to make it available in near future?.
Regards
Kaleem

paulcw wrote:
JEditorPane and Java are not the same thing. Asking if Java supports CSS is like asking if France has a wooden leg. Yes, some guys in France have wooden legs. France itself does not have a wooden leg. Poor analogy. Take all the wooden legs out of France, and it's still France. The CSS support of Swing, however, is a specified part of Java SE.
Java itself doesn't have a socket timeout, but we wouldn't all act confused and pretend the OP was talking nonsense if he asked "how do I set socket timeouts in Java?".
If the OP meant the HTML displaying stuff in Swing, JEditorPane in particular, he should have said. His question as stated did not make sense, and could have meant anything.Yeh he definitely could have asked the question better. As soon as you asked "in what way does a language support CSS?" the correct answer to that would've shed light on it. But given that, by a not unreasonable definition of the term, CSS is supported by core Java, it's not exactly fair that the OP was accused of not having a clue what he's on about (I realise it wasn't you saying that)

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