Hi Phil,
So you created a PrinterJob, set some properties on that job and
then a DocPrinterJob and expect
the job properties to migrate from one to the other ?
No, the first part of code is actually part in vendor software, which
I can not change.
I would not expect that to work as they
A PrinterJob is a job and a DocPrintJob is a job
So you created a PrinterJob, set some properties on that job and then a
DocPrinterJob and expect
the job properties to migrate from one to the other ?
I would not expect that to work as they are distinct jobs. Moreover
dpj.print(Doc, PrintJReque
Hi there,
I have a question considering the relation between the "old" PrinterJob
and the "new" PrintService:
Should the job settings (for example amount of copies or the job name)
be held only within the PrinterJob and not be passed to the
PrinterService as set by PrinterJob.setPrintService
