JEditorPane and HTML Coded Character Set

Hi.
How to prevent JEditorPane to convert its content into HTML coded character set (like
абвгдеёж
I would like to receive normal unicode string from getText() method.
Setting content type
editorPane.setContentType("text/html; charset=ISO-10646");
has no effect.

you would have to iterate through the elements of the HTMLDocument in the JEditorPane and look for the HTML tags you are interested in. Once a tag is found its AttributeSet will have the content. I am too lazy to post how it is done again. There are tons of postings in the forum about the topic, so by simply using the search function you should find respective hints.

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