Oracle Application Printing

In Oracle Application there are steps that are needed for us to print. First we must setup the Operating System Level printing. By executing a test print from the Operating System and an output printout ensure us of a higher possibility to have a successful print out from Oracle Application. You may also make use of the Operating Systems GUI test print. Below is an example on how to print using CLI.

lp -d printer01 -n1 /home/test/test-print.txt

Where:
printer01 = Printer name
-n1 = n followed by the number of copies. In this case we only need 1 copy
test-print.txt = The file that contains texts that will be printed

Please do the following additional Operating System configuration

Add to cupsd.conf if did not exsist:

# MaxRequestSize: controls the maximum size of HTTP requests and print files.
MaxRequestSize 5M

Uncommnet in mime.convs

application/octet-stream        application/vnd.cups-raw        0       -

Oracle Application Printer setup

As system adminstrator account you can navigate to Install -> Printer -> Register. From there you may define the printer.

Printer = The Operating System printer name
Type = Printer driver that is nearest to your printer model
Description = Discription of the printer it may be the locatio, user of the printer, or any information

You may now test your printer if it can print from Oracle Application tier.