Document rendering can be done via PostScript interface which is
already implemented in Harmony - class
org.apache.harmony.x.print.Graphics2D2PS.
Unfortunately, Graphics2D2PS doesn't fit the Android environment because the
latter misses a Graphics2D class. Perhaps it could be eventually
I'm not comfortable with Graphics2D2PS, because most printers nowadays
Sorry, I meant:
I'm not comfortable with PostScript, because most printers nowadays
Document rendering can be done via PostScript interface which is
already implemented in Harmony - class
org.apache.harmony.x.print.Graphics2D2PS.
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 4:25 AM, Giampaolo Tomassoni
giampa...@tomassoni.biz wrote:
Document rendering could even use a completely different approach
Hi everybody.
I see Android misses any printing support at all, while it comes with
full-fledged networking capabilities (dialup, wifi, bluetooth).
This seems quite weird to me, even because porting there (and eventually
adapting/extending) the javax.print API module from Harmony won't seem a
Giampaolo,
The javax.print has an API
dependencyhttp://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/print/ServiceUI.html
on
Java AWT, which is a desktop windowing UI. This will make it quite difficult
to implement the full API on Android. If you only need a narrower API, the
job may be
In message 000301cb3f26$d0df18a0$729d49...@biz, Giampaolo Tomassoni
writes:
Hi everybody.
I see Android misses any printing support at all, while it comes with
full-fledged networking capabilities (dialup, wifi, bluetooth).
This seems quite weird to me, even because porting there (and
On 19/Aug/2010 01:25, Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
So, why nobody did yet do it?
I posted a similar question in the Android discuss list, but nobody
replied.
I'm reluctant to speculate when they chose not to answer for
themselves.
However, if you look at the manifest for the print.jar you
