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How to print reports automatically in a web application
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Sophia Choi
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Joined: Mar 22, 2002
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Which part of a web application take responsibility to print reports to a printer automatically after processing data from database ? Is it doing in JSP , servlet or beans? How to do it ? How to assign a printer ? Thanks a lot.
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William Brogden
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You left out a vital piece of the specification. Where is the printer? Client side or Server side? Bill
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Matthew Phillips
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choisn, Javaranch has a naming policy which is strictly enforced. Please read the policy and change your display name if you wish to continue posting here. Thanks.
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Matthew Phillips
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Sophia Choi
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Reports are printed in client side.
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William Brogden
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Server side HTML generation - ie JSP, servlets, beans, can't control a thing on the client side. Java applet security is specifically set up to prevent what you are trying to do under normal circumstances. You will have to have a client side application - either a stand alone application or a signed applet. Bill
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