Hi,
I'm the person or initally reported this bug. This is an update. I've
upgraded my computers to Ubuntu 13.10 Beta 2. The issue above still
happens with openjdk-7 and 8, as well as the Oracle version of Java 7
and 8. When trying to print the documents in OpenJDK 7 or 8 or Oracle
Java 7 or 8,
Don, I have added tasks for the Java packages in Ubuntu. If further
information is needed, the Java maintainers will ask you for it.
** Also affects: icedtea-web (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: icedtea-java7 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
Thank you again so much!!!
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Title:
Documents Retrived as Tiff Images Print as Blank Pages
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Don, your captured print job data is a PostScript file without the
images, so the Getting the data which would go to the printer step is
not needed any more as the images already get lost by the desktop
application. In this case it is the Java engine. To print you have to
click a button supplied
Till, you hit the nail on the head!!! You are wonderful
I have no way of going back to my 12.10 installs since they have all been
updated to 13.04. But I ran some tests on 13.04. Here are the results:
IcedTea-7-jre - current version from repository - fails
Oracle 1.7.0_17 - from
Can you please follow the instructions of the sections CUPS error_log,
Capturing print job data, and Getting the data which would go to the
printer on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems.
Does the problem occur for all your three print queues (Samsung, HP,
cups-pdf)?
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Thank you for your response!
Attached are the output files for the Cups error log and the Capturing
print job data. The only thing printed on the Capturing print job data
is text at the bottom of the page. The entire tiff picture area is
blank.
I worked for about 3 hours trying to make the
Additional Attachement
** Attachment added: printout CapturingPrintJobData
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1066932/+attachment/3642682/+files/printout%20CapturingPrintJobData
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This same bug is present in Ubuntu 13.04 Beta 2
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The cups updates to Ubuntu that were pushed out today did not fix the
situation. The system which generates the pages is Acordex Imaging
Systems.
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Here is some additional information. I've attached a view of the
broswer. When viewing deeds, a separate toolbar comes up in the browser
which is used to view different pages in the deed. This toolbar includes
the printing button for the deed, which is used in place of the regular
browser printing
This is the second attachment which is a pdf file printed on 7/5/12 with
cups-pdf in Ubuntu 12.04.
** Attachment added: DeedUbuntu1204.pdf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1066932/+attachment/3438955/+files/DeedUbuntu1204.pdf
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This is the third attachment. It is a copy of the same deed printed with
Ubuntu 12.10 today. Please note that the time stamp does print on the
bottom of the pages just as it did in the second attachment, but the
rest of the page, which is a tiff image, just shows up as blank.
I'll be happy to do
One additional piece of information. If I print to a printer instead of
cups in Ubuntu 12.10, I get the blank pages from the printer with just
the time stamp on the bottom, the same as if I print to cups, so it is
more than jsut a cups issue.
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