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.
Previous page: R12.1 Installation | Database on remote NFS storage Next page: Compiling Oracle Application Objects