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Here is a B4j library written in B4j to access the full Printer modules provided with JavaFX8. Full source code is available. At it's simplest, you can print a node using: Dim P As Printer = Printer_Static.GetDefaultPrinter Dim PJ As PrinterJob = PrinterJob_Static.CreatePrinterJob2(P)
link: @afields It appears that there is a print method available on the WebEngine that drives the javafx webview that may help you. I came across it today
link: The print routine will only print what is displayed in the Webview, It won't get the instructions contained in the page. I'm pretty sure it just do
link: The demo has a scaledoutput utility applied to the print job, try removing it and it should print as expected. Change PJ.PrintPage(ScaleOutput(PJ.Get

To use in Java 9+ you will need to add to the top of your Main Module: #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/javafx.print=ALL-UNNAMED #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/com.sun.javafx.print=ALL-UNNAMED To package the app you will also need: #PackagerProperty : VMArgs = --ad
link: I found the source for them in OpenJfx 8 here http://hg.openjdk.java.net/openjfx/8u-/ I found this thread about it here https://stackoverflow.com/ques
link: Hello Steve, This code works 100% perfect, thank you. Now I can create custom laminated A7 photo ID cards ?

The example projects print to the system default printer so make sure that a virtual PDF printer is selected to save paper. Or see the commented code in the sub PrintImagePrinterJobDo to set the attributes to print to a specific printer.
link: Not all attribute sets support all of the available Attributes, an error will be thrown if you add an unsupported attribute to a set, you can see whi
link: This is an example of printing a PDF from a file file using the Javax Print library and Apache PDFBox. The project contains a minimal wrapper for pdf
link: hi @stevel05, it is possible to change printer, because i have two printer in my pc, and i want change the printer base on document name. if i print

BT_Printer library allows you to print text and image to a bluetooth thermal printers It is similar to the BT_Printer library for Android (BLE_Printer for iOS), and implementations, events and methods are almost identical. We are working to have the same library for all platforms. On iOS it will be
link: An ESC/POS printer usually also supports printing an image. Perhaps it is more convenient to convert your 1D label into an image. Then you have full c
link: I'm sure this one prints barcodes, I bought specifically for this, and yes I have read the manual, but the manual does not provide a list of commands,
link: Update rel 0.02 Now you can print images. To get the activation code (to have the complete functions) contact me in private

This is an example of printing text using the jFX8 Print library with TextFlow and Text class objects. By parsing the text and measuring and creating text classes per line as required by wrapping it creates multiple pages and prints them to one print job. There are also options to break on word, h
link: Added VirtualMachineArgs and PackagerProperties required if using SetFileDestination in Java 11+: #VirtualMachineArgs: --add-opens javafx.graphics/ja

*; import java.awt.print.PrinterJob; import java.io.File; import javax.print.*; import javax.print.attribute.AttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.HashAttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.HashPrintRequestAttributeSet; import javax.print.attribute.PrintRequestAttributeSet; import javax.
link: Hi Andrew, The Javafx Print API only provides for printing the content of a Javafx node. So you would have to display the PDF in a node before you c
link: Added copies option, fixed error job.print(pset);

SXbmhKz0sa4 This is a demo video of B4J Print Server which is a REST API Web Server. The server can run on Windows and Linux including on a Raspberry Pi OS. I have also created B4J, B4A and B4i Client app to send request to the server through GET and POST. The print data can contain ESC/POS string

So just add it via files dialog). Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objArgs = Wscript.Arguments WScript.echo objArgs(0) if fso.FolderExists(objArgs(0)) then WScript.echo "Exists" else WScript.echo "Does not exist" end if set shApp = CreateObject("shell.application") se

Printing instructions using the Simple Layout Designer application. If you choose the print menu item then you can print the layout as it is present in the main pane. A format setting of A4 will print the upper left region from the main pane. This region is limited to the ruler values of 12 horizont
link: You can print a webview directly with the B4j Print library, see the post here. You can print it as a PDF if you have a PDF driver installed.
link: Thank you @stevel05. In the SLD application i use your code to print a pane (subroutine: print_pane(pn as Pane)). To test the printing process i use a
link: The main pane or another selected pane can be printed. When you use a PDF printer application then you can select the paper format (A4, A3 or A2) and

To print a layout print the pane that holds the layout. You can only print one page at a time and it can't automatically split the page for you. You would need to generate one or more layouts yourself that handles this and print as many as are required. That will depend on the size of the paper
link: In this thread/post, @stevel05 shows how to print only a label. What would be the approach to print a layout, which has labels and a TextArea on on it
link: Also, what would be the dimensions of the layout to match the printed paper ?

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