Training Index ## Writing Advanced Applications Appendix D: Additional Code [<<BACK] [CONTENTS] [NEXT>>] This appendix provides additional code that shows you more ways to do some of the things covered in the earlier chapters of this book. Print a Sales Report ### Print a Sales Report The SalesReport.java `Applet` class prints a sales report with the rows split over multiple pages with numbers at the bottom of each page. Here is how the application looks when launched: You need this policy file to launch the applet:
    grant {
      permission java.lang.RuntimePermission
                                   "queuePrintJob";
    };
To launch the applet assuming a policy file named `printpol` and an HTML file named `SalesReport.html`, you would type:
      appletviewer -J-Djava.security.policy=printpol
                                      SalesReport.html
This diagram shows how the report prints: [TOP]

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