hold jobs by default (Cups conf or Java)

[pieterjandeboeck at yahoo.co.uk]

I'm sorry,
can you refrase that? what are you asking?

you can use IPP_HOLD_NEW_JOBS of course. and then release them or cancel them.




Tarik Benabid wrote:
> there are two different IPP operations in the cups/ipp.h ( in IPPDefs.java they are called HOLD_JOB and HOLD_NEW_JOBS)
>
> IPP_HOLD_JOB
>
> IPP_HOLD_NEW_JOBS
>
> even I can't use HOLD_NEW_JOBS variable, it's possible to write a function and use this one "public int cupsHoldJob( String printer_name,int    p_job_id,String p_user_name ) // printer_name is optionnal" I just copied the cupsCancelJob(...) (in cups/scripting/java/.../Cups.java )  and change IPPDefs.CANCEL_JOB by IPPDefs.HOLD_JOB
>
> have you tried to use IPP_HOLD_NEW_JOBS?
>
> T.B
>
>
> pieterjandeboeck wrote:
> >
> > Also: you wanted to cancel jobs. thats easier to do. Use the method
> >
> > -cupsCancelJob(destination, jobID)
> >
> > destination is printer
> > jobid is an integer for the printjob
> >
> >
> > you can get both using:
> >
> > currentNewJobCount = cupsGetJobs( &jobs, JOBS_FROM_ANY_DEST, JOBS_FROM_ANY_USER, ONLY_PROCESSING_JOBS);
> >
> > where I defined statics const ints to make it more readable: the values of the arguments are 0's and 1's. See documentation for the specific values for your needs.
> >
> > the destination printers and ids can be extracted from the array of jobs you created prior:
> >
> > cups_job_t  *jobs;
> >
> > extract values as follows:
> >
> > currentWindowDestination = jobs[i].dest;
> > currentWindowJobID       = jobs[i].id;
> >
> >
> >
>