Hello,

We can easily add a print(printerName) overloaded method for you, and will try to post the updated version here later today.

You cannot override the Java security system; otherwise it would not be very secure, would it 8)

.NET cannot access the printer when running from a service (IIS), so printing on the server side is not possible. You might devise some workaround, such as exporting PDF files when you need to print, and run a desktop application that periodically checks for new PDFs and prints them.

Stoyan

Thank you, it prints without asking for printer  .

However, it prints Only to the Default printer and doesn't take the printer name i provide.

Example:
I provided
var wfGraph = <%= wfGraph.AppletElement %>.getFlowChart();
    wfGraph.print('DMS Printer');

it printed on the default printer of my pc.
Any suggestions?


thank you

Ok, this worked fine in a desktop application, but there is a security exception thrown when trying to enumerate the printers while running in the browser. Unfortunately it is thrown without even asking the user whether they allow printer enumeration For this to work we'll probably have to digitally-sign the .jar file, and your users will have to select our certificate in the Control Panel\Java\Security\Certificates dialog as a trusted one.

Stoyan