Technologies: Windows 2000, JDK v1.4.1_03
I have an application that gets a message from a MQSeries queue, merges the data with a HTML template and then prints the merged-document (no user interaction).
When I run the application from Eclipse or the Command Prompt, everything is fine.
My client wants to use MQSeries triggering - meaning when a message arrives in the queue, the application will be started. This requires a "Trigger Monitor" to be running.
If I start the Trigger Monitor from the Command Prompt, when a message arrives, my program is started and everything is fine.
Now to the problem:
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If I start the Trigger Monitor as a Windows Service, when a message arrives, my program is started and the merged-document (HTML) is printed but 1 blank page (sometimes 2) also get printed. I have no idea why this is happening.
It is almost as if the JRE is sending a clear / page eject after my print job. I thought maybe I needed to explicitly close my print job but DocPrintJob does not support the close method.
I know it is not a problem with the MQSeries Trigger Monitor (it just starts program as a separate process) and I don't think the Windows Service Management cares about it either.
Therefore, the only things left are my program and the JRE. Since my program works fine when launched from any other way that leaves the JRE.
Anybody got any ideas?
Thanks Roger...
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