Web Browser program

Hi guys(girls),
I am trying to make a program that is a basic web browser what i need to know is what classes i need to use to load a web site up.
For example i want to type a url in a text field then hit a button then it is loaded on to the frame
note i want this in a application not a applet i have done a little looking on the sun site but couldnt find any thing that was useful

Here are a few classes to start with:
java.net.URL
java.net.HttpURLConnection
javax.swing.JTextPane
You could also look for Sun's HotJava browser, maybe it's open source already ...

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