How To Create MS-Word Document in JAVA ?

I want to create a MS-Word Document using JAVA.
then i want to create table in that document.
is there any way through which i can create a Object of MS-Word in JAVA.

As far as I know. There is no support. And you can't get the file format specification for MS Word documents.
My advice is to look in to RTF, the spec is out there, although its not very nice.
I think you can do tables in RTF, and you just need to write your output as text and MS word will load it.
One thing to do is create a table in Word and save it as RTF, then look at the text and try to see whats going on. Although it won't be pretty !! Good luck

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