How can i write my printer URL

My printer have a URL adress : http://192.168.1.1:1631/printers/printer_name . And i wont to write this URL to may iPad. So i can print my documents

Deniz343-
You say your printer is connected to a server. Therefore the server, which is a computer, is always on. You should be able to run a program on the server computer, that will share the printer over WiFi connected to the network.
If AirPrint Activator doesn't meet your needs, look at FingerPrint <http://www.collobos.com/>. I think you can download a demo version for free, to see if it works for you.
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