.doc to pdf using java

Hi
I need to convert word (doc) format to PDF and PDF to word
It is not possible to do only using iText.jar
If some body know please help me.
can I do this using xsl.I'm not sure since i don't know the format of a word doc

How about eXportXML (http://www.schultz.dk/exportxml/) and iText.
Perhaps, you can translate word -> XML -> PDF.
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