The solution I can think of is -
U send the report nicely formatted to the client browser(as html). Then ask
the client to print the report with browser print button.
I feel if u want to use the print api of Java, u will need some java object
running in the browser JVM. But with servlets this may not be possible. If
u want to use Java print api, u will need to write a applet & probably use
jdbc to interface with the database.
--Mukul Gandhi
At 11:59 AM 7/6/99 +0530, Kenia Nimesh wrote:
> Thru my servlets , I am generating a report by accessing the database.
> is very huge.What some of my customers want is they by pressing a
>button get the report in thier printer. Pls help me out Nimesh Kenia
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