Re: help

u cud use the javascript option for printing... the exact syntax i dont
remember,
but its like window.print().. check it out
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  Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 11:31 AM
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  Subject: help


  Hi frnds,

  I never use Java printing API and Now i need to use it in servlet. How can
do this.

  In my servlet I need to print files by using default printer.

  I find out few examples related to java.awt.print package but all these
examples
  based on Swing.

  I dont need to display the file which I want to print. I have to simply
pass the name and path of files to be printed.

  Waiting for ur reply.

  Shekhar


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