Generate HTML code via JSP

hi!
I want to 'run' a JSP and then retrieve the generated HTML code.all without any browser/tomcat...
is there a way to run JSP's in the virtual machine..?
greetz
chris

we have some templates (generated with dreamweaver), there we want to fill in the dynamic content by java (JSP tags...)
but in the end we don't have to show the html code on in the browser, we need a fix HTML file which we can print (the dynamic content filled in..)!
any ideas
chris

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