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Former Member
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Hi ,

We have developed a simple Java application using JPS to print the pdf form ,which is working fine.

But as soon as we are implementing the same,code in a Webdynpro application we are getting "No print servicee found"error.We currently deploying our application on CE 711 SP3 using SAP JVM.

Regards

Nidhideep Bhandari

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Former Member
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Hi,

What OS is your AS running? - As you should know, you need to have the Printer with the same attributes you used in the Lookup.

Are there any Printers installed on the server?

Regards,

Daniel

Former Member
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Hi Daniel,

I need to use the local printer of the client machine,do still I need to configure the printer on the server.

Regards

Nidhideep Bhandari

Edited by: nidhideep bhandari on Jan 7, 2010 9:19 PM

Former Member
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Hi Nidhideep,

thanks for the link. But you told me, that I answered a similar question already. I dont think so, at least I dont remember. What is JPS? Do you mean JSP?

Please post the url of the previous discussion, maybe I can refresh my memory.

greetings

Jan

Former Member
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Hi,

I think you are missing something in the way.

You said you have developed a code to use JPS and it's working. I assume you are running this Program in your client machine, and of course, is returning your Configured Printers.

When you developed the same code on WDP, this code is running in the server. JPS will look for Printers in the server, since it's where the JVM running it is located. You will have no access to whatever resources you wanna in the client side.

As you should know, WDP does not have any "Print" capabilities (at least not the 7.0) - What you can do is, generate your PDF and present it. The user will need to click on "Print" in the menu of the PDF file.

I think this is the best result you will achieve using WDP.

Regards,

Daniel