I-text for saving html files using java

hi,
i'm writng a small application and it has some report generation part based on some html templates.
These templates have some images which are given the relative path in the html template files.
when i generate my reports they generated and save in some other location and the thing is quite naturally all the image files are missing. can anyone help me to overcome this problem??
thanks in advance.

If you are using Windows take a look at what Internet explorer does when you save a web page
If the files is save as MyFile.htm the browser will create a folder called MyFile_Files and store all the images there. and it will modify the code of the html file to refer those images.
I think that you will have to do the same.
Or
Find some API which can convert HTML page in to PDF and save PDF then you will get a one file with everything in it. I think that is a better solution.
But the way If you found such an API dont foget to post here about it . I have the same problem and I dont like the solution one

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