There's no bug here from what I am being shown.
>"PageFormat showing wrong printer margins in LANDSCAPE orientation” .
Really ? But I don't see anywhere the PageFormat is queried for this.
Instead the test case digs inside the PageFormat and retrieves the Paper
and asks for *its* margins
I see a comment in the bug :
> All getImageable methodes javadoc say "This method takes into account
the orientation of the page" but It's not true before printing.
The methods that say that, are the ones on PageFormat, not the ones on
Paper. So wrong.
-phil
On 3/22/21 1:55 PM, Rajat Mahajan wrote:
Hi all,
*_Issue:_*
*__*
I am working on https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8203395
<https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8203395> and this bug is
about *“PageFormat showing wrong printer margins in LANDSCAPE
orientation” .*
**
*Application code it trying to print in Landscape and Portrait but
both show same margins:*
Margins default : 12,12,17,17
Margins OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE : 12,12,17,17
**
*The code of the application uses Paper object for getting margins :*
PageFormat pf = printerJob.getPageFormat(aset);
Paper paper = pf.getPaper();
long paperTopMargin = Math.round(paper.getImageableY());
long paperLeftMargin = Math.round(paper.getImageableX());
long paperRightMargin = Math.round(paper.getWidth() -
paper.getImageableWidth() - paperLeftMargin);
long paperBottomMargin = Math.round(paper.getHeight() -
paper.getImageableHeight() - paperTopMargin);
When I looked at the latest JDK code, PageFormat getImageable
functions are taking into account Orientation and Paper getImageable
functions are not , and hence we see the same output.
Using Page format object instead of Paper shows the correct output:
Margins default : 12,12,17,17
Margins OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE : 17,17,12,12
*_Question:_*
My question is that should Paper getImageable* functions also need
take into account orientation as per spec ?, or is the current
behavior of them not considering orientation correct and why ?
