Need to print Java Bean contents

Working on Oracl 9i Designer but 10g database.
I have a Form in which I have a bean. I need to print the contents (text) from this bean. Any ideas ?? Cannot use WebUtil.
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My knowledge is all in Forms. I have added the Java ean example for the Graph and need to print this, but bear ini mind i have merely attached this ready made example provided by oracle. What program do i use and how do i print this graph. Using th Java code you provided for printing does this need to be done within the Java bean or can i do it within Forms?
This is our first look at a bean so we have limited knowledge, but want to incorporate the graph into our form.

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