Hi, I am writing a program which should include a "previewing system"
before the printing job. What I have to preview in only formatted text,
and the text editors included in the JVM would be fine if only the text
could be justified ; I only need :
  - justification
  - bold/italic
Really nothing else, and not even any editing feature (the user wants
only to see the document, not to change it). For the moment, I have to
very heavy solutions :
  - include FOP in the whole stuff (I want to give a single big JAR to
    the user, because it will be installed and reinstalled on several
    machines by people having no idea of classpath), and transform my
    XML document into XSL-FO before previewing it with a previewer
    hacked from the "official" previewer of FOP (current solution)
  - include ToastScript in the whole stuff, and convert my XML document
    into PostScript (which I can do, by using some special PostScript
    headers, like QuikScript (with no 'c' ;-) or tinydict.
What is sad is my document is a very simple XML one, that I could
convert easely to HTML or XHTML. Unfortunately the CSS2 support of Sun
hasn't the feature I want (justification). Do you know a little, simple,
free, HTML previewer having this feature, that I could ecapsulate in my
own program ?

Regards,