Printing to a specific tray using JDK 1.3.

I want to select a particular printer tray while carrying out printing.
I am using JDK 1.3.Can this be made possible.
To explain in detail , My application would be actually fetching the printer details .No dialogue box is supposed to pop up.Once the print button is clicked directly the page should be printed to a specific printer & a particular tray.
Can anyone guide me.

I suggest taking a look at the following thread:
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