Webutil and local printers / ports

Hi,
is there a way in Webutil to use local printers installed in Windows? I want to specify wich printer to use, and to write or spool to that printer (e.g. a bar-code printer).
Other question is: how to communicate (in a webform) with a local port in the client (serial or parallel). We need this because we have precision balances and other instruments interfaced.
Thx
Gabor

Gabor,
no there is no local printer support in webutil as far as I know. You can obtain a list of local printers through a Java Bean that you can write and add to the Forms client. The Java 2 development kit contains a print API that can be used to get the names of installed printers (make sure the bean file is signed)
The same for serial ports: You have to write a Java Bean and sign the jar files. You can talk to serial ports with Java and to my understanding this is documented on www.javasoft.com
Fran

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SAPSPRINT vs Local Printers (Pro and Cons)

Hi guys.
Anyone can help me out citing pro and cons by installing a SAPSPRINT over windows vs having printers installed directy over the Iseries Server.
Its planned to install productive printers which are very critical, so we would like to devise the best approach.
By installing the SAPSPRINT would avoid the bottlenecks if the printers are installed locally?
Thanks!

Hi Markus, nice to see you.
I agree with the fact that a central print server you can have a better administration of your printers.
My concern is that based on Note 19706 - Tuning the Spooler, productive printers must never be defined with access type U or S, and all printers created on that print server are type U, which is the recommended access method for remote printers.
Group 1 (Productive printer):
All printers with the shortest possible response time.
For example: Goods receipt/issue sheets, delivery notes, patient entry sheets,...
Printers with a fast response (Group 1):
Devices with short response times must NEVER be defined with access type 'U' or 'S'. When a problem occurs (e.g. network problems, PC is switched off etc.), a single printer linked to a work process by access type 'U' disturbs all the connected printers. All printers in this group MUST be linked with access type 'L' or 'C' (depending on the operating system). If they are not linked to the server, they must be defined in the host spooler as "remote printers" and forwarded via the the host spooler.
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Does SAPSPRINT overrule any recommendation to local printers and is a definite solution way better than local printing?
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Trying to connect 2 mac mini's as a network, and sharing printers

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*Connecting to downstairs-mac-mini.local on port 631...*
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Mini 1 Allow only essential services
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Hi,
we have an application which uses webutil in some forms and 50 users in a lan with microsoft I.E. browser xp (patch 2 or 3) .
All the users when run url of forms without webutil have the same time to open the applications, instead when the forms use webutil 5 users have to wait long time before to access to the application (after all works fine and fast)
For others users (45) the time is the same.
Besides we install in one of these problematic client the developer suite to try the local A.S. and we wonder that the forms with webutil open quickly in local pc.
Therefore we have 50 clients and :
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Thanks MIke for your feedback...
Will this surfice?
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LOOP
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END LOOP;
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substr(v_rep,instr(v_rep,'_',-1)+1)||'?'||'server=repserver90','_blank');
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message('Error when running report');
END IF;
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Richard

Thx for quick reply..
We tried it.. But, problem keeps existing...
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AIR-CAP702W local ethernet ports

Hi all,
The new AIR-CAP702W AP have 4 10/100/1000Base-T local Ethernet ports.
On the data-sheet it's written "for wired devices connectivity".
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/aironet-700-series/data_sheet_c78-728968.html
That's very good, but how do we manage the traffic on these ports?
Are we able to configure theses ports in access-mode with different VLAN-IDs?
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For now, (until more control is added in the software) all the LAN ports are locally switched, are mapped to the 702W VLAN, and do not appear on the Wireless LAN Controller or AP.
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Although a cisco tech support was helpful in making sure multicasting was enabled and a multicast server defined, the problem was at the CP2025DN printer. It had old network ip mask and gateway configured on the printer.
The new devices were part of the new network configuration (Mask and gateway had changed). I didn’t change that printer when I changed all the other printers at the facility because it was still active thru the old wireless network. I forgot to change the printer ip config when I brought the new wap on the new wireless network with the wlc 2504.
End result was the clients were part of a different subnet and gateway configuration then the printer and this disrupted the communication between clients and the printer. Once I corrected the mask and gateway on the printer to be the same as the dhcp scope of the wireless network, communication and printing worked.
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Error : Can't open local data port

Hello:
I�d like present this problem to yours:
I am executing two files Client/Server into my own PC, using two DOS console different, this one to Client an another to Server.
I got this error:
Output of the CLient (DOS Console of the client)
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- Waiting for RTP data to arrive...
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- Waiting for RTP data to arrive...
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If you need of the rest of code, please say me.
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// if you use AVTransmit2 in conjunction with JMStudio.
// JMStudio assumes - in a unicast session - that the
// transmitter transmits from the same port it is receiving
// on and sends RTCP Receiver Reports back to this port of
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I'm about to learn JMF. So I tried the example code from the sun JMF documentation(example10-1; code is appended).
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****Code starts here****
class Send {
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MfG
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To connect to a 11.2 RAC DB from outside the host, a SCAN Listener itself is not enough. Right? I need to have local listener running as well. Right ?

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static (inside,outside) tcp 4.2.2.2 443 10.1.2.3 443 netmask 255.255.255.255 only affect packets with dst tcp port 443
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