Convert JSF Page to PDF

i need to convert a JSF Page into a PDF Document .
any ideas how to do that?

SACHINLINUX wrote:
BalusC wrote:
Why are you hijacking other's topic and acting like you're the topic starter? You're rude.Mr Balu. kindly tell the solution if you have instead of dictating rules. As far as rudeness concern i never seen a person rude like you.
Sachin KokchaMr Sachin Mr. BalusC is tellign right thing it is not your topic as well as you are telling that you have only one login name. So no need to act like the topic starter.
Every forum has it's own rules so please kindly obey these rules.
Gantu

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