Testing Env : Wink2k, IE6, JPI_1_4_1
The dialog type in the class JobAttributes/PrintJob can be native or
common, the default is native. And the applet can be singed or unsigned. So we have the following four cases:
Please check out the corresponding test cases from the attached test.zip
file.
a) Applet singed and JobAttributes.DialogType.COMMON
Clicking on the print button, the Java print dialog comes up and
proceeding further, it works.
b) Applet singed and JobAttributes.DialogType.NATIVE (or not set, means default)
Clicking on the print button, the OS native print dialog comes up and proceeding further, no print out, the browser hangs.
c) Applet unsinged and JobAttributes.DialogType.COMMON
Clicking on the print button, it pops up a dialog "An applet would like to print. Would you like to continue ?"
When pressed "yes" the Java print dialog comes up and proceeding further, it asks same question again and again few times and finally the browser hangs. No print out.
d) Applet unsinged and JobAttributes.DialogType.NATIVE (or not set, means default)
Clicking on the print button, it pops up a dialog "An applet would like to print. Would you like to continue ?"
When pressed "yes" the OS native print dialog comes up and proceeding further, no print out, the browser hangs.
The dialog type in the class JobAttributes/PrintJob can be native or
common, the default is native. And the applet can be singed or unsigned. So we have the following four cases:
Please check out the corresponding test cases from the attached test.zip
file.
a) Applet singed and JobAttributes.DialogType.COMMON
Clicking on the print button, the Java print dialog comes up and
proceeding further, it works.
b) Applet singed and JobAttributes.DialogType.NATIVE (or not set, means default)
Clicking on the print button, the OS native print dialog comes up and proceeding further, no print out, the browser hangs.
c) Applet unsinged and JobAttributes.DialogType.COMMON
Clicking on the print button, it pops up a dialog "An applet would like to print. Would you like to continue ?"
When pressed "yes" the Java print dialog comes up and proceeding further, it asks same question again and again few times and finally the browser hangs. No print out.
d) Applet unsinged and JobAttributes.DialogType.NATIVE (or not set, means default)
Clicking on the print button, it pops up a dialog "An applet would like to print. Would you like to continue ?"
When pressed "yes" the OS native print dialog comes up and proceeding further, no print out, the browser hangs.