How to create a PDF from a JSP

Hi , we would like to convert a HTML report generated from a JSP page into a PDF file. Appreciate if anyone has any pointers on how that can be accomplished. Search a google returned some suggestions saying that we would need some 3rd party softwares to get this done . Please let me know if you are aware of any such softwares. Is there a way we can get this done using any of the standard features of Oracle 8i/Oracle 9i lite/Java 1.3
Thanks Gurus !

I've used iText (http://www.lowagie.com/iText/) in the past to create some really elegant reports. This is not part of OC4J, so you will need to add the library.
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