sun.print.SunAlternateMedia Java Examples
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Example #1
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #2
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-dev-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #3
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-dev-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #4
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #5
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #6
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #7
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #8
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #9
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #10
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #11
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #12
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #13
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #14
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #15
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u-jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #16
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #17
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
if (myService.isAttributeValueSupported(attr, null, null)) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #18
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #19
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #20
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #21
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #22
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #23
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #24
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
Example #25
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* copy the attributes to the native print job
* Note that this method, and hence the re-initialisation
* of the GDI values is done on each entry to the print dialog since
* an app could redisplay the print dialog for the same job and
* 1) the application may have changed attribute settings
* 2) the application may have changed the printer.
* In the event that the user changes the printer using the
dialog, then it is up to GDI to report back all changed values.
*/
@Override
protected void setAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes)
throws PrinterException {
// initialize attribute values
initAttributeMembers();
super.setAttributes(attributes);
mAttCopies = getCopiesInt();
mDestination = destinationAttr;
if (attributes == null) {
return; // now always use attributes, so this shouldn't happen.
}
Attribute[] attrs = attributes.toArray();
for (int i=0; i< attrs.length; i++) {
Attribute attr = attrs[i];
try {
if (attr.getCategory() == Sides.class) {
setSidesAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == Chromaticity.class) {
setColorAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrinterResolution.class) {
setResolutionAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == PrintQuality.class) {
setQualityAttrib(attr);
}
else if (attr.getCategory() == SheetCollate.class) {
setCollateAttrib(attr);
} else if (attr.getCategory() == Media.class ||
attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
/* SunAlternateMedia is used if its a tray, and
* any Media that is specified is not a tray.
*/
if (attr.getCategory() == SunAlternateMedia.class) {
Media media = (Media)attributes.get(Media.class);
if (media == null ||
!(media instanceof MediaTray)) {
attr = ((SunAlternateMedia)attr).getMedia();
}
}
if (attr instanceof MediaSizeName) {
setWin32MediaAttrib(attr);
}
if (attr instanceof MediaTray) {
setMediaTrayAttrib(attr);
}
}
} catch (ClassCastException e) {
}
}
}
Example #26
| Source File: WPrinterJob.java From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
private final void setJobAttributes(PrintRequestAttributeSet attributes,
int fields, int values,
short copies,
short dmPaperSize,
short dmPaperWidth,
short dmPaperLength,
short dmDefaultSource,
short xRes,
short yRes) {
if (attributes == null) {
return;
}
if ((fields & DM_COPIES) != 0) {
attributes.add(new Copies(copies));
}
if ((fields & DM_COLLATE) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLLATED) != 0) {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.COLLATED);
} else {
attributes.add(SheetCollate.UNCOLLATED);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_ORIENTATION) != 0) {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.LANDSCAPE);
} else {
attributes.add(OrientationRequested.PORTRAIT);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_COLOR) != 0) {
if ((values & SET_COLOR) != 0) {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.COLOR);
} else {
attributes.add(Chromaticity.MONOCHROME);
}
}
if ((fields & DM_PRINTQUALITY) != 0) {
/* value < 0 indicates quality setting.
* value > 0 indicates X resolution. In that case
* hopefully we will also find y-resolution specified.
* If its not, assume its the same as x-res.
* Maybe Java code should try to reconcile this against
* the printers claimed set of supported resolutions.
*/
if (xRes < 0) {
PrintQuality quality;
if ((values & SET_RES_LOW) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.DRAFT;
} else if ((fields & SET_RES_HIGH) != 0) {
quality = PrintQuality.HIGH;
} else {
quality = PrintQuality.NORMAL;
}
attributes.add(quality);
} else if (xRes > 0 && yRes > 0) {
attributes.add(
new PrinterResolution(xRes, yRes, PrinterResolution.DPI));
}
}
if ((fields & DM_DUPLEX) != 0) {
Sides sides;
if ((values & SET_DUP_VERTICAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_LONG_EDGE;
} else if ((values & SET_DUP_HORIZONTAL) != 0) {
sides = Sides.TWO_SIDED_SHORT_EDGE;
} else {
sides = Sides.ONE_SIDED;
}
attributes.add(sides);
}
if ((fields & DM_PAPERSIZE) != 0) {
addPaperSize(attributes, dmPaperSize, dmPaperWidth, dmPaperLength);
}
if ((fields & DM_DEFAULTSOURCE) != 0) {
MediaTray tray =
((Win32PrintService)myService).findMediaTray(dmDefaultSource);
attributes.add(new SunAlternateMedia(tray));
}
}
