save a Web page to an MHT file using jsp

hi
I have a requirement to save a Web page to an MHT file using jsp
I got it in asp but I dont know how to convert into jsp
this is some ASP code I have to convert this into jsp
------------------------ASP starts here-------------------------------------
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<%
' *****************************************************
' ASP script to save a Web page to an MHT file.
' *****************************************************
set mht= Server.CreateObject("ChilkatMHT.ChilkatMHT")
mht.UnlockComponent "UnlockCode"

'***** Get the actual Web Page ******
'**http://www.codeproject.com is the web page to be converted****
'**codeproject.mht is the name of the converted mht file****
mht.GetAndSaveMHT "http://www.codeproject.com",Server.MapPath ("codeproject.mht")
response.write "Saved Codeproject! Home Page"
set mht = nothing
%>
</body>
</html>
-----------------ASP end---------------------------------------------------
here im using the product of chilkatmht if you know any other product please let me know.
(or)
If you have any other idea to convert a web page into mht using java please let me know

if you r creating these webpages from your server , then you can use some thing like a java mail api to create it as a multipart message ( mht- is that type ). and then save it as mht.
but if you are retriving it from some other server. then i am not sure http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2557.txt :roll: , you have to retrive each of links in a page along with the page and then create the multipart-message , will be quite a lot of work..
this is the url for mutlipart-rfc..

thank you rajesh for reply
but I need to get the web page as image(gif/jpeg/..anything) by providing the url . this has to be done in java/jsp

"rajesh",
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