I haven't try it, but maybe sample code from iText here should be helpful :
http://itext.ugent.be/library/com/lowagie/examples/general/webapp/SilentPrintServlet.java
thanks
2007/8/23, Eko S.W. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thank you very much for the great pointer!
Close (or maybe exactly) to what I
Thank you very much for the great pointer!
Close (or maybe exactly) to what I want is from Joel.
The idea is to let the web application act as an ordinary Desktop
Application
So, seamless working with the printer is a must.
I'll report my research on js for pdf as soon as I can.
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, you wrote:
i think its a little out of scope of wicket :)
prob what you would need is a browser plugin
-igor
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Dear all,
I would like to found out about something : can we do straight print in a
java web application?
That is, we do not rely
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3. When printing instruction occur, printer server will do the printing job
Is it applicable?
Is there anybody who have the same problem?
I found one link here :
http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?joel.3.227710.4
I hope I have explained it
where is the print server installed?? on the client? then talking to
it from the server is pretty hard (the client has to initiate
everything) but als installing such a thing is not really user web
friendly. Why cant you generate it on the server (html, pdf or just an
image) then send that back?
yes. it should be installed on the client.
Dunno yet, but I should get up something here.
The idea is still another daemon running one the client.
Once I've seen this kind of application, it is Britannica Encyclopaedia
1997.
It has its own server, not for printing, but some sort of data server.
I had this sort of poblem some time ago. In the end the PDF solution was
the best because of
- same look on all printers / no problems with printer-types (borders/
special chars/ drivers etc.)
- all platformas availabe
- can scale from 1 to thousands of users without any change (beside the
hm... you give me some light.
Thank you very much.
Regarding using Java Script to initiate the print, I think that the print
dialog box will still always showed up.
CMIIW
Is there any way to turn off this behaviour, and let it just print, without
ever go to print dialog box?
Imagine being
Just think about it for 1 minute why this isn't available... (anwser below).
Martijn
Spam is of all ages, I figure that even in the clay tablet era people
would create ads for enlargements of various body parts (just use a
bigger nail!). So before e-mail was the prevalent means of spreading
Ahh, i now understand your point - you need to look at it a bit more
abstract.
dont see 1 pdf as 1 print job - see X (real/ needed) documents as y
(x=y) PDF documents resulting in k (k=y) print job(s)!
for example: worker is doing invoices, 15 pieces. He only prints out 1
pdf containing
Dear all,
I would like to found out about something : can we do straight print in a
java web application?
That is, we do not rely on window.print(), because we rely on browser to
print them.
I have an idea, silly perhaps, that we build another daemon that listen to
something.
That daemon wait
i think its a little out of scope of wicket :)
prob what you would need is a browser plugin
-igor
On 8/18/07, Eko S.W. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
I would like to found out about something : can we do straight print in a
java web application?
That is, we do not rely
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