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04-17-2000 07:48 PM
04-17-2000 07:48 PM
Simulating network printers
I have made a program where I simulate a network based TCP/IP printer
(JetDirect). I works fine except that the print spooler (HPUX10.20) waits about
5 sec. after each print request.
I think it is because the jet admin software on HPUX 10.20 tries to collect
status information from my printer simulator. This lead to my questions:
1. How can I reply on the status requests? What socket and protokol is used?
2. Is it possible to disable the status feature on the print spooler?
Thanks in advance
(JetDirect). I works fine except that the print spooler (HPUX10.20) waits about
5 sec. after each print request.
I think it is because the jet admin software on HPUX 10.20 tries to collect
status information from my printer simulator. This lead to my questions:
1. How can I reply on the status requests? What socket and protokol is used?
2. Is it possible to disable the status feature on the print spooler?
Thanks in advance
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04-19-2000 08:51 AM
04-19-2000 08:51 AM
Re: Simulating network printers
1. That would fall under the category of "HP Proprietary information"
2. I don't know of a way to get the JetAdmin software to not request info from
the printer, which is what it thinks it's doing. I also wouldn't bet that the
entire delay is a result of just that operation.
2. I don't know of a way to get the JetAdmin software to not request info from
the printer, which is what it thinks it's doing. I also wouldn't bet that the
entire delay is a result of just that operation.
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07-13-2000 12:48 PM
07-13-2000 12:48 PM
Re: Simulating network printers
I am looking for a printer simulator as well. Are you willing to share?
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