Hi I know with fop we can generate PDF documents but can we print them
programatically without user intervention. I need to fetch the pdf files
from a folder and i have to send them for printing. no pop up and no user
intervention should be there. It should happen silently in the background.
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FOP has PDF generation capabilities but FOP cannot print PDF files (you
need a different tool for that). However, if it's only about printing
the generated document (I say document here, not PDF, because PDF is
just one possible output format of FOP), you can also use the
"PrintRenderer" which does
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FOP has PDF generation capabilities but FOP cannot print PDF files (you
need a different tool for that). However, if it's only about printing
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FOP has PDF generation capabilities but FOP cannot print PDF files (you
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Have you tried the -print option just to see if that would be an option
for you? The experiment only takes you two minutes but might save
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There are some command line pdf printing tools available commercially.
And also some java api. But I dont find any open source or some sort
of free tool for this.
I am specifically looking for some tool which does not require any
user intervention. It should not sho
Do you know Is there any tool to convert PDF to PCL or any better way to
print the pdf file directly to the printer. Please provide the links if
anyone knows.
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> Muralidhar,
> I am also getting same king of problem. I have already existing pdf
> file. I want to print the pdf file without user interaction. I have goggled
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gives you some idea to print pdf , but we
have to know how to convert PDF file to PCL using FOP.
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Have you tried the -print option just to see if that would be an option
for you? The experiment only takes you two minutes but might save you a
lot of trouble.
Options for printing PDF are:
- remote-control Adobe Acrobat using COM on Windows
Hi Muralidhar,
we do the same, but the best way I found is to use FOP to create
postscript and send this directly to PS-enabled printers.
This works fairly well, but leaves most Inkjet-Printer aside as they
usually cannot interpret postscript.
Regards,
Alex
Here is some sample code:
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It's possible to generate output for the printer with FOP, but it sounds
like you really have PDF and just want to get that to the printer. Right?
Look at CUPS - a quick google on
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Muralidhar,
I am also getting same king of problem. I have already existing pdf
file. I want to print the pdf file without user interaction. I have
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Hi Alexander,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I have few questions in your example.
1)I have only existing pdf file and don't
Hi some one suggested dosprint for pdf files. It is erong. Dosprint cannot
print PDF files.
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I have a problem with printing. I am renderering with AWTRenderer and going
direct to the printer. I also transform immediately prior with the PDFRenderer
to save the document to a file. The file is complete, but sometimes the print
on the printer stops about 1/3 of the way down the page.
I'm k
Which FOP version? The current FOP Trunk (from the SVN repository) has
improved functionality over older versions.
On 21.12.2006 18:41:10 Lance Goforth wrote:
> I have a problem with printing. I am renderering with AWTRenderer and going
> direct to the printer. I also transform immediately prior
Jeremias Maerki jeremias-maerki.ch> writes:
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> Which FOP version? The current FOP Trunk (from the SVN repository) has
> improved functionality over older versions.
I'm using 0.20.5, I've not had time to make the program changes to go to the
0.92 version.
I have now upgraded to fop 0.93. However I still have the same issue with some
of our customers printing half or 1/3 of the print on one page. It has to be a
memory issue, but I'm at a lost to know how to fix it.
Any suggestions?
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Hmm, can you please give me a little more information?
- Operating System
- Java version and brand
- Printer Model
- Printer language generated by the printer driver you use (PCL,
PostScript, GDI etc...)
Maybe I can then try to reproduce your problem.
On 02.05.2007 00:33:50 Lance Goforth wrote:
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The problem shows up on our terminal server - running windows server 2003 R2
enterprise.
The jvm is Sun java 1.5.0.08.
The printers vary - we have several clients, there are around 75 different
printers, most are HP laserjets.
I'm not sure what you mean by the printer driver, I've been using the
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> The problem shows up on our terminal server - running windows server 2003 R2
> enterprise.
But not on a developer machine with a similar setup?
> The jvm is Sun java 1.5.0.08.
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> The printers vary - we have several clients, there are around 75 diff
No, unfortuately it is only a problem on the terminal server, and yes I agree
it's very hard to find issues like this.
I am calling the print dialog so the printer can be selected. This is the full
method.
public void print() {
PrinterJob pj = PrinterJob.getPrinterJob();
Pri
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