Java html question

Hi there,
I have tried to find this answer in google news and web search but with no luck.
I built a servlet to generate html for a webpage. I copy and paste text into a text box, and would like the java servlet to be able to find the end of a paragaph and generate the necessary html code to reflect the end of the paragraph - ie, </p> or 2 <br>'s.
Else, I have to do this manually which is very time consuming. There must be a way to do it in code since forum softwares do it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
E.

If you have the text in a string, you can use
regular expressions with replaceAll() to replace
a \n into a <br> or an empty line with </p><p>.
text.replaceAll("^$", "</p><p>");
text.replaceAll("\n","<br>");
More about regular Expressions See
http://www.regular-expressions.info/index.html

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