ORARRP TCP/IP Printing

ORARRP Utility for TCP IP Printing
We are using the ORARRP Printing utility for printing.
we have some hardware print servers(Axis with 3 ports)where printer is connected through TCP/IP network Printer setup.
When I shoot print from any applications(Wordpad etc.) it works fine, but the same is not working for Oracle Reports from the ORARRP utility.
The debug files give the following output:
ORARRP: Full Command Line: "C:\Program Files\orarrp.exe" "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\3EAMM9SM\SANJEEV.K20050617033553[1].rrpp"
ORARRP: Home Directory: C:\Program Files
ORARRP: INI File: C:\Program Files\orarrp.ini
ORARRP: Printing...
ORARRP: Type=Postscript/PCL
ORARRP: Direct Print to Printer
ORARRP: Printer DeviceName = Epson LQ-1050+
ORARRP: Printer Port = IP_10.53.194.131
ORARRP: Reallocating Larger Printer Array 2512, Printer Count 0
ORARRP: Printer Target = Epson LQ-1050+, Printer Count = 2
ORARRP: Enumerating printers:Printer = Epson LX-800 Server = (null)
ORARRP: Enumerating printers:Printer = Epson LQ-1050+ Server = (null)
ORARRP: Enumerating printers: Match = Epson LQ-1050+, Sharename =
ORARRP: Local Printer attached to IP_10.53.194.131
ORARRP: Selected Printer = IP_10.53.194.131 (Epson LQ-1050+)
ORARRP: Selected Printer Port = IP_10.53.194.131, Driver = Epson LQ-1050+
ORARRP: PrintDlg Returned IP_10.53.194.131
ORARRP: Printing Direct
ORARRP: Printer Opened
ORARRP: Doc Opened
ORARRP: Printed 1556 Bytes
ORARRP: Doc Closed
ORARRP: Printer Closed
ORARRP: ** Debug Finished **
Please respond urgently.
Regards

I met with the same condition. It seems that ORARRP dose not support TCP/IP Printing.

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