Send content of JEditorPane to a Servlet

Hi there!!
I'm editing a HTML page in a JEditorPane on a JApplet and I need to save that page on the server where the JApplet is...
So I'm using a servlet...
The problem (the only one) e to send the HTML code generated in the JEditorPane to that servlet...
Anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks...

I'm using that code only on the servlet...
Anyway... How can I write the data from the InputStream to a Servlet?
DataOutputStream dos = new DataOutputStream(uc.getOutputStream());
String qry = URLEncoder.encode("p1", "UTF-8") + "=" + URLEncoder.encode(s, "UTF-8");
dos.writeBytes(qry);
dos.flush();
dos.close();I'm using that to "talk" from the JApplet with the servlet... In the Servlet I'll read the parameter p1...
String s = request.getParameter("p1");I can't send the HTML Page in a string as parameter...
Anyway... When I create a new file in the JEditorPane (on the applet) I don't need to establish a URL...
Can you understand me?
If not I'll try to explain better...
Thanks

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