Printing job management

Thu Jun 16 02:05:42 PDT 2011

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> On Jun 15, 2011, at 6:45 AM, sumit wrote:
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> > 2.when i hold a job & release it for resume printing it reprint the job i.e.it restarts printing same job(I am using IPP_RELEASE_JOB request)
> > so Is there any way to resume document printing?
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> No - we simply don't have the context information necessary to resume-on-page-and-copy.
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> > 3.When i hold a job and say restart then it shows me error like (job_id) is not completed.It means that printer is not going to accept any further operation until current one is finished.
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> restart-job only works on jobs in a terminating state (completed, aborted, canceled)
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> Michael Sweet, Senior Printing System Engineer, PWG Chair
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> error like (job_id) is not completed.It means that printer is not going =
> to accept any further operation until current one is =
> finished.<br></div></blockquote><div><br></div>restart-job only works on =
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Hi Michael,
1.That means in CUPS  there is no way for resume printing after keeping the
job on hold.

2.If i want to restart job after completion then job does not exist since CUPS will delete it immediately .Do you have any idea how should i check restart condition?

Is my code correct for such management or you will suggest me some other way?

Regards,
Sumit