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In other answers at Stackoverflow it's been suggested that Weka is good, but there are others (Classifier4j, jBNC, Naiban).
Does anyone have actual experience with these?
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You could also have a look at the still very new Apache Mahout project.
Another new library is ci-bayes, nice and very simple to use.
disclaimer: I have submitted a patches to this project and am currently a committer
Weka is awesome, but Classifier4J is probably closer to what you want, since it's more aimed at text recognition.