This bug is specific to Solaris.
Attached is a testcase which uses a print dialog (using javax.print package)
to set the attributes and then prints an image with the selected attributes
using DocPrintJob. The build used for testing is B89.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Run 'java PrintDialogTest'
2. Select no. of copies as 2 and check the collate option.
3. Click on the print button.
4. The testcase prints 4 images (fish.gif attached) instead of 2.
The following points were observed:
1. The testcase was tested with 2 printers:
Lexmark Optra S 1855 and HP LaserJet 8000N and it fails on both.
2. The testcase works fine when collate option is not selected.
3. It works on Windows with collate option set and unset.
4. It works fine on Solaris when we print a text rather than an image.
We haven't tested with the earlier builds yet.
Source File: PrintDialogTest.java
Resource File: fish.gif
fixed. verify on Lexmark Optra S 1855 with java version "Java2D:08-Apr-02@04:09"
###@###.### 2002-04-09
Attached is a testcase which uses a print dialog (using javax.print package)
to set the attributes and then prints an image with the selected attributes
using DocPrintJob. The build used for testing is B89.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Run 'java PrintDialogTest'
2. Select no. of copies as 2 and check the collate option.
3. Click on the print button.
4. The testcase prints 4 images (fish.gif attached) instead of 2.
The following points were observed:
1. The testcase was tested with 2 printers:
Lexmark Optra S 1855 and HP LaserJet 8000N and it fails on both.
2. The testcase works fine when collate option is not selected.
3. It works on Windows with collate option set and unset.
4. It works fine on Solaris when we print a text rather than an image.
We haven't tested with the earlier builds yet.
Source File: PrintDialogTest.java
Resource File: fish.gif
fixed. verify on Lexmark Optra S 1855 with java version "Java2D:08-Apr-02@04:09"
###@###.### 2002-04-09