Hello,
We use a java program to drive documents in an OO instance; part of
loading the document is to get a printable accessor:
==
private XComponent theComponent;
private XTextDocument textDocument;
private XPrintable printable;
private PropertyValue printerProps[];
. . .
synchronized (lock) {
if (loadingBody) {
theComponent = officeConnection.loadDocument(getFrame()
, documentBody);
} else {
theComponent = officeConnection.loadDocument(getFrame()
, documentName, templateName);
}
textDocument = (XTextDocument)
queryInterface(XTextDocument.class
, theComponent);
printable = (XPrintable)
queryInterface(XPrintable.class
, textDocument);
this.printerProps = new PropertyValue[]
{ new PropertyValue( "Name"
, -1
, ""
,
PropertyState.DIRECT_VALUE)
};
}
. . .
==
then
==
void print(String printerName) {
if (printable != null) try {
printerProps[0].Value = printerName;
printable.setPrinter(printerProps);
printable.print(printArgs);
}
catch (Throwable tr) {
caught(tr, true);
}
}
==
printerName is provided in a property set or some other java-centric
resource.
Thanx
John S
-----Original Message-----
From: Philippe Brun (perso) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I'm printing documents from a java program connected to an OO instance
on a remote Linux server. I
would like to avoid printer discovery.
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