Can i wrire a port monitor in java? if yes so how?

can i wrire a port monitor in java? if yes so how?

you can use the java comm api and finished it.I suspect the OP means IP port and not serial/parallel
port.
Could also have in mind a surveillance camera looking down over the docks.

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What Port Monitor just so I can bubble this information to some others?
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Hi Alan:
We developed a custom printing system, which involved the following configurations:
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3. All workstations will print to this shared print queue on the server.
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Now we upgraded our system from server 2012 to server 2012 R2, but we can't change the port monitor to our ones anymore.
I've tried the Type3 printer driver, such as Brother Color Type3 Class Driver, unfortunately it didn't work if the installation is using "Add a printer", and select the driver from the list.
The only way to make it work is to install the printer driver using the one downloaded from the vendor's website, this will bypass Windows "Add a printer".
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As I want this to go to file on disk I don't have a printer to connect to the network.
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Hey tjk,
Thanks for the response.
Do you have any recommendations for a potential set up? The audio output and Apple DVI are on different sides of my MBP, which is alright, I guess I can get two long cables to handle each. I was hoping to just have my MBP closer to where I use it, with a cord nearby plugged in on one side to the HDTV and resting near where I keep my MBP for when I want to use the HDTV as an external monitor.
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