You could also have the server running the webapp print to a networked printer using some LPR
implementation and a print format your printer understands (like PostScript, PCL or PDF (newer
printers understand PDF directly)).
Uli
Angelo Chen schrieb:
Hi Thiago,
You are right about this printing option in a web app. printing is often
needed in an ERP like app, say, we might make an POS using tapestry5, it
looks very possible except the printing of invoices, maybe if we can force
the user to use IE then an activeX loaded in IE might solve this problem.
Angelo
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo wrote:
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 4:51 AM, Angelo Chen <angelochen...@yahoo.com.hk>
wrote:
hi,
Hi!
Thanks for all the replies. the need is really simple, just like an
invoicing program, when the transaction is done, prints a receipt without
user clicking anything, desktop app does this easily, not so sure about
browser based app. will give all those a try, thanks.
You don't have access to the printer from a web app, period. The
closer you can get is to call window.print() through Javascript. It
will show the browser print dialog.
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Thiago
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