HTML to Tiff conversion

Hi,
I want to perform Html to Tiff conversion.
The Html file is on my sys and i want to convert it into Tiff file using my java code. The html file contain Some formated text and 3-4 images.
I have a tool (GUI) that take html file path and snap the html and convert it into Tiff. But i want it in my java programming.
Does jave provide API for doing this, or any other vendor providing this as jar so that i include the jar and call its API for conversion.
Thanks,
Manish

Do you know of a method in the xdk that takes a well formed HTML doc and using xsd / xslt convert back to original xml spec?
Because you created (and as long as you create) the HTML from XML it will be well formed (every tag will be ended with an end-tag) and you can therefore transform it back into XML.
Most times it will not be possible to convert HTML found on the 'internet' into XML because this HTML is not well formed. For example, many people forget to end a paragraph of text within HTML with the </p> tag.
We are evaluating using xslt to convert the XML to a form based medium for content maintenance. Wondering if once a XML document is parsed to HTML (DOM) can it be parsed back to XML for subsequent update to stored value in blob column. Specifically interested in conversion (parser) from HTML to XML
Simply can HTML (in DOM format validated against a xsd) be transformed back to XML ?

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