Printing on local printer using IPP

I have installed XML Publisher 6.5.2 on my local Windows XP Pro system and am trying to get the printer working using IPP. I made it available in Internet Information Server and am able to see the local shared printer when I navigate to http://19x.xx.xx.xx/printers.
What values do I have to enter in XML Publisher admin to get this working? I added the the url, but don't get a document printed. The local system uses a printserver from Deonet and I had to add a new custom TCP/IP printer port. Is it possible that this causes the problems?

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