Oracle 10g Web Services: checking in as HTML, retrieving as PDF...

Hi all. I'm looking for a little help on how to achieve HTML to PDF conversion when either checking in or retrieving a document using the Java 10g WSDL web services interfaces. I was hoping there'd be a way to configure the Content Server to automatically produce a PDF rendition of the incoming HTML at check-in time so that it can be queried via the 'Web' rendition later. However, it seems the server regards the HTML as already a 'Web' rendition and so won't produce a PDF version.
Here's my check-in code:
          String checkInFileName = ...; // file name for check in
          String contentID = ...; // content ID for check in
          byte[] content = ...; // HTML content as a byte array
          IdcFile primaryFile = new IdcFile();
          primaryFile.setFileContent(content);
          primaryFile.setFileName(checkInFileName);
          CheckIn ci = new CheckIn();
          CheckInSoap ciSoap = ci.getCheckInSoap();
          CheckInUniversalResult ret = ciSoap.checkInUniversal(contentID,
                    "My HTML Doc",
                    "Document",
                    "Andy",
                    "Public",
                    null,
                    primaryFile,
                    null,
                    null);
          System.out.println("Returned status: " + ret.getStatusInfo().getStatusMessage());
...and the check-in works fine. It would be nice to be able to programmatically request the Content Server convert the HTML to PDF as part of the check-in code. If that's not possible, then just a way to configure the Content Server to provide a PDF rendition when HTML documents are checked in.
Any help or hints appreciated!

Do you have IBR (inbound refinery) setup?
If so, to turn on conversion for HTML files, go into Configuration Manager - Options -> File Formats and send HTML files to IBR.
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