java - How would I incorporate a JavaScript browser inside a JFrame -

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it has become apparent me isn't possible include javascript jeditorpane.

is there way? must include website tab inside jframe's jscrollpane, cannot because there no way within java's means.

are there other solutions achieve objective. perhaps libraries?

problem solved javafx. can incorporated with

jfxpanel. (i'll post example here later)


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