From: "Kuba Kr�likowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Well, it is not enough. I want to send codes like 'print diacritic code', 'change feeder', 'change page orientation' e.t.c. My printer (customer's printer) has very extended interface and I have to use it. Do you have any idea?
Kuba Kr�likowski
I tend to agree with the others that FOP is not the place for printer control. What tray or feeder a document prints from should not be a part of the document.
One option is post processing on the output. If you output to PostScript or PCL you can "wrap" the output with PJL commands to select the printing and finishing options you want. On most modern printers PJL gives you almost complete access to all the printers functions and features.
Clay Hensley
It sounds to me like you want to learn (or you already know) how to manipulate PCL or PostScript. If that's the case, there are tools listed on FOP's Resource page that should help:
http://xml.apache.org/fop/resources.html#products-pdf
iText has been mentioned numerous times as a tool used to do this, so do a search in the list archives for either post-process or iText or both...
Good luck!
Web Maestro Clay
p.s. When you've completed your solution, it might be useful to send us an e-mail to let us know what steps you took to resolve your problem. Who knows? You might even find yourself writing an FAQ!
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