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TCP/IP or LPR Print Adapter?
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| David Strommer 2005-04-01, 2:51 am |
| I have a client that sends print jobs from an AS/400 to a remote windows 2000
printer using TCP/IP printing. The jobs are formatted by a 3rd party product
before being sent to RightFax.
I am wondering if Biztalk has something like a Print Adapter (LPR or TCP/IP
printing)? I would like to use Biztalk in place of the 3rd party product.
I was going to experiment by setting the printer port to File but not sure
if that will work.
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| Michel Nieuwkamp 2005-04-11, 7:50 am |
| Hi,
Did you find any adapter or does it come down to writing your own?
Regards,
Michel
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| David Strommer 2005-04-15, 2:48 am |
| The application running on the AS/400 is a Vendor (COTS) application and I
have limited configuration options. But I can configure the printer driver
to use Generic/Text. I was thinking I could then simulate an LPR port using
BizTalk (LPR Adapter?). The generic/text file can then be manipulated and
forwarded to RightFax.
"Michel Nieuwkamp" wrote:
> Hi,
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> Did you find any adapter or does it come down to writing your own?
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> Regards,
> Michel
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