Print pdf from WD JAVA

Hi All
I have a requirement to print PDF form from WD
without to see the PDF form
i'll be glad to see your suggestions
Yossi

iText creates PDFs, but it doesn't print PDFs. I'll look at gsprint; hopefully, it'll do what I need it to do. I do have the luxury of knowing that all users will have a version of Acrobat Reader, so it's too bad I can't kick off a process. The best I could do is kick the process off using Acrobat Reader to open the file and then print from the menu. This won't work since I need a way to ask for type pdf and have windows use the version registered, not the version hardcoded.
For example,
Process pr=null;
String arr[] = {"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Acrobat 5.0\\Reader\\AcroRd32.exe",tmpf.getPath()};
try {
pr = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(arr);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
//Handle the exception
I tried using AcroRd32.exe, but it failed in finding it. Anyway, this would be last resort, since the user wants to press a Print button and grab it from the printer. I looked at the Java Print API (we are still on 1.2.2.008, so it'll be end of year before making the leap to 1.4) and it's worse than getting a root canal without novacaine.

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