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How to print ??

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Lukasz Szalek - 22 Feb 2005 07:59 GMT
I just want to load a txt file and then send a content to the printer
without loading it to the JTextArea for example. So only from file to the
printer !!

thanks
Pavlos Georgiadis - 22 Feb 2005 21:34 GMT
> I just want to load a txt file and then send a content to the printer
> without loading it to the JTextArea for example. So only from file to the
> printer !!
>
> thanks

Search for the Java Print Service API. It is not related to gui. There
is also a good but complicated library at ASF, the "apache FOP".

If you find something else intresting, please submit it here. I am
interested too.
Mike - 24 Feb 2005 07:45 GMT
Java provides three API for printing. Two ones introduced prior to 1.4 print
slowly generating big spool files.
Basically, you will need to paint your text on a printer canvas.

mike
- reply to the group, the email in 'from' is a 5p4mtr4p.

> I just want to load a txt file and then send a content to the printer
> without loading it to the JTextArea for example. So only from file to the
> printer !!
>
> thanks
Pablo Alvarez - 28 Mar 2005 09:52 GMT
howto i find  this api? the name of the class?

thanks

sorry, i dont write inglish very well.

> Java provides three API for printing. Two ones introduced prior to 1.4 print
> slowly generating big spool files.
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