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Java Html

Started writing a java program that would output HTML. Not sure why I did this exactly. But well it's been kinda fun. At least I think it's been kinda fun.

Not sure where I'll use this small program. Perhaps somewhere in a ... tools jar ... something simple.

Yep something like that. I wonder what else I can throw in there... if I even want to use the whole HTML set of tags. One would imagine I should. Hmmm something to consider for sure.
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