Have you considered a public static variable that could be incremented by your print routine? Your could also create a system variable called and incremented from your print routine.
What format does this print number need to be in? Is it something your method must generate or is it a system variable? More information would be helpful. Steve Original message attached.Hi,
I have searched google, JDK API docs, etc... and I cannot figure out how to get the 'Print Job Number' after I have printed a document. Platform: Win2000, JDK v1.4.1
i.e.
DocPrintJob job = services[ptr].createPrintJob();
job.print(doc, pras);
Print() doesn't return anything. I added addPrintJobListener but when it fires for printJobNoMoreEvents(), PrintJobEvent doesn't have the job number in it.
I need to log the print job number (its a requirement). Does anyone have any hints or do you think it is not supported?
Thanks
Roger Lacroix
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