PDF to html conversion with embedded images in java

hi all,
i want to convert any pdf file to its html equivalent. currently i am using PDFBOX java api to do that. it works fine with simple pdf files having no images, but if there are embedded images in pdf file then it do not show these images.
anyone who has clue of solving this problem. i can convert individual pdf pages to jpg pictures if all embedded images would also be in these pictures.
help me regarding pointers to other APIs, code snippets etc that can solve my purpose.
thanks in advance

Hi..
really soorry i am not having any solution for u.
But i am having one problem regarding pdf box, i think u know pdf box, i am reading japanese file using pdf box, its giveing
caught a class java.io.IOException
with message: Unknown encoding for 'UniJIS-UCS2-H'
I have wrriten code like this.....
PDDocument pdfDocument = null;
PDFParser parser = new PDFParser( new FileInputStream(file));
parser.parse();
pdfDocument = parser.getPDDocument();
PDFTextStripper stripper = new PDFTextStripper();
String text = stripper.getText(pdfDocument);
reader = new StringReader(text);

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hi all,
i want to convert any pdf file to its html equivalent. currently i am using PDFBOX java api to do that. it works fine with simple pdf files having no images, but if there are embedded images in pdf file then it do not show these images.
anyone who has clue of solving this problem. i can convert individual pdf pages to jpg pictures if all embedded images would also be in these pictures.
help me regarding pointers to other APIs, code snippets etc that can solve my purpose.
thanks in advance

Hi..
really soorry i am not having any solution for u.
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Thanks for the answer. First I need clicks anywhere in the RichEditableText (no links or images). I use the selection manager to find the exact word that was clicked.
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