EMBED IE in JAVA

hi guru's
I wanted to embed IE browser as part of my Application to show the user a Preview screen of an javascript , i dont have any other option to excute and show the script to the user so i thought to embed a IE browser into my java application and display the output to the user .
I am not able to ge the solution to achieve it.Pls could some one guid on the right one

* Method 1:
<disclaimer>i never tried it myself</disclaimer>
I've read a few days ago, that it is possible to force IE to render itself in a java application using Java 2 AWT Native Interface.
Basically you would have to get the windows HWND of the Canva you want IE to be in using some dirty & deprecated hack. (@see getPeer())
Then in your jni dll there should be a way to attach an IE control to your canva. (Solution to that part must be in the msdn somewhere...)
The link to the article is somewhere on that page : http://www.jguru.com/faq/topicindex.jsp?topic=JNI but it seems to be dead right now. It was working a few days ago so i guess it will be back soon.
* Method 2
<disclaimer>I've done it, it works like a charm.</disclaimer>
Write a small application which embed IE, and use either TCP/IP or CORBA to send control to it.
The only drawback is that the IE application will open in another window, which might be ugly if your application has an MDI design, but at least you'll have "full" control over the application. (if you write the corba interface or design the tcp/ip protocol to pilot your app of course.)
* Method 3
http://ostermiller.org/utils/Browser.html this page has a class that can open a browser on most platform.
good luck to you.

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