Sending content of a jsp to a printer

i'v some reports in the form of text in jsp and in the future i have to prepare some reports in the form of graphs(which i don't know how to) and on the click of a button the content should be printed on a printer. can you help me in this regard.
awaiting reply
regards
chandu

Hello ,
It is very easy.
Just disply a button called and name it is as "Print " and then
on click event of button write the following code
document.print
it will print your current page.This will solve your problem
bye
Apratim Khandalkar

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