JTextPane in JScrollPane... Scrolling when needed

Hello all.
I have a jtextpane in a jscrollpane and I'm using the following code to append a line in jtextpane and set the vertical scrollbar of jscrollpane at the bottom...
htmlDoc = (HTMLDocument) output.getDocument();
htmlKit.insertHTML(htmlDoc, htmlDoc.getLength(), s, 0, 0, null);
output.setCaretPosition(htmlDoc.getLength());where output is the jtextpane.
My problem is that, if the user manually changes the position of the vertical scrollbar, after appending a new line in jtextpane, the above code will set the scrollbar at the bottom.
Is it possible to keep the scrollbar at the position it was before the new line has been appended (if the position of the scrollbar has been changed)?
Thanks in advance,
Charalampos

StanislavL... with your suggestion the scroll bar will never scroll to the bottom.
I want to place the scroll bar at the bottom if it was at the bottom before I append text to jtextpane, otherwise I want to leave the scroll bar at the same position it was before I append the text.

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