java - PDF printing to client's printer without opening them -


I am working on the web app developed in Java which is with the running strings on Tomcat as I have in the web application There is a requirement:

A JSP page containing a list of PDF files associated with each checkbox. There is a button in the JSP page, once the user selects PDF documents, then he wants to print by selecting the corresponding checkbox, the user clicks on the button.

Then all selected PDF documents should be sent to a specific local printer (eg printer connected to the client machine from which the user is accessing the web application). Selected PDF files should not be lost in Acrobat Reader or in Browser. The PDF docs should not be visible to the user while being sent to the printer.

Can anyone help me in implementing this requirement? Possible with Internet Explorer and ActiveX

Auto print with Google "And" silent printing "You may have to reduce security settings in Internet Explorer.

We are using it for some intranets from our consumers.

For the Firefox you may be able to trigger the print dialogue via JavaScript (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/975652/silent-print-a -embedded-pdf) If this is the case, you can disable Print Dialog in FF with setting up print.always_print_silent = true about : config .

Sometimes it was not on my own, so I definitely can not say that it works like an ActiveX thing.

Chrome is a problem requesting the same feature as FF is.

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