Excucute a command for print

Hello, i'm working in a Red hat in a Tomcat, and i want to execute a command that print a document and i am using:
Runtime rt= Runtime.getRuntime();
try
rt.exec( "lpr -Pimp2 /var/tomcat/webapps/ecarta3/impresion.txt" );
} catch ( IOException ioe ) {
ioe.printStackTrace();
}But it isn't work. What i'm doing wrong?
P.D. Sorry for my bad English

Sorry, it was a problem with Red hat configuration.

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