Op 3/03/2011 14:26, opoup...@sodifrance.fr schreef:
My question was :
Is there an API that handles itext matrix printers? -- > means IN iText.
That's why I asked my question in this topic.
I still don't understand the question. I've never heard of "itext matrix
printers".
As far as I know, there is no such thing as an "itext matrix printer".
iText produces PDF. It's not a printer driver.
It doesn't produce printer syntax (e.g. PCL).
It's "printer independent".
If you can create a PDF that can be printed by a matrix printer (e.g.
with Adobe Acrobat),
you can probably create a similar PDF using iText.
So the question is: can you produce such a PDF?
If so, we'll take a look at that PDF to see what is different about it
(compared to the iText generated PDF).
If not, you need to look for a printer driver that is capable of translating
PDF into a printer language that is understood by the matrix printer.
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