Find an example attached. It uses the Java Printing System (JDK >=1.4) to pipe the generated PCL file through to the printer. I've run it under Windows. I don't know if it's safe to assume it would work under Unix, too.
The example saves the PCL file generated by FOP as a file which the second method reads again. It could be piped directly through to JPS but that depends on your needs. More info on JPS: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jps/ *bg* I'm looking forward to that Starbucks gift card as we have a Starbucks here in Lucerne and incidentally the coffee machines Starbucks uses are produced not 20km from here. :-) On 01.02.2005 19:35:00 Charles Griswold wrote: > I'm looking for a working example of where FOP was used to generate PCL > and then sent to a printer within a Java program. > I want to include this within my application and I'm hoping someone can > help me out wit a working example to link to such an example. > > Thank you in advance. I'm happy to buy the helpful person a cup of > coffee via a Starbucks gift card. Jeremias Maerki
JPSForPrinting.java
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