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Am Donnerstag, 10. Mai 2007 10:03:25 schrieb Robert Wray: |
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> Does your printer's name contain a dash? |
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> If you're using jdk 1.6 a dash in your printers name might cause what |
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> you're seeing. http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6252456 |
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> Are you using java version 1.4 or earlier? |
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> Java 1.5 and later native support CUPS, earlier versions used lp commands. |
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> The title of this message is "OFF-TOPIC" because it's not a thing only |
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> related with Gentoo but related to the Linux Java implementation. The |
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> question is has anybody get success in printing in java+linux? I use CUPS |
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> and it works when printing pdfs, text and OpenOffice.org documents. But |
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> when I try something like this: |
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> if (pJob.printDialog()) { |
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> pJob.setPrintable(printableDocument, new PageFormat()); |
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> try { |
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> pJob.print(); |
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> } catch (PrinterException printerException) { |
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> System.out.println("Error Printing Document"); |
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> } |
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> } |
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> the print dialog appears I select the correct printer and it seems that |
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> everitying works but when the document enters into the queue it's in the |
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> state printing and then automatically it changes to stoped. At no moment |
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> the printer really receives the document. |
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i also had the same problem with cups 1.2 its a problem with the new cups |
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defaults |
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more Here |
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http://www.cups.org/articles.php?L433+I0+TFAQ+M10+P1+Qjava |
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i think this is the reason for your problem. |
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wfg |
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MArio |
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