Examples of PageAttributes

com.volantis.mcs.papi.PageAttributes
java.awt.PageAttributes
A set of attributes which control the output of a printed page.
Instances of this class control the color state, paper size (media type), orientation, logical origin, print quality, and resolution of every page which uses the instance. Attribute names are compliant with the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) 1.1 where possible. Attribute values are partially compliant where possible.
To use a method which takes an inner class type, pass a reference to one of the constant fields of the inner class. Client code cannot create new instances of the inner class types because none of those classes has a public constructor. For example, to set the color state to monochrome, use the following code:
```
 import java.awt.PageAttributes; public class MonochromeExample { public void setMonochrome(PageAttributes pageAttributes) { pageAttributes.setColor(PageAttributes.ColorType.MONOCHROME); } } 
```
Every IPP attribute which supports an attributeName-default value has a corresponding setattributeNameToDefault method. Default value fields are not provided. @version 1.9, 04/07/06 @author David Mendenhall @since 1.3

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.papi.PageAttributes


        // add page tracking functionality
        PageTrackerFactory ptFactory = pageContext.
                getVolantisBean().getPageTrackerFactory();
        if (ptFactory != null) {
            PageAttributes canvasAttributes = (PageAttributes) papiAttributes;
            CanvasDetails canvasDetails = ptFactory.
                    createCanvasDetails(canvasAttributes.getPageTitle(),
                            getCanvasType(),
                            canvasAttributes.getTheme(),
                            canvasAttributes.getLayoutName());
            PageDetails pageDetails = ptFactory.createPageDetails(
                    canvasDetails,
                    pageContext.getDeviceName());
            try {
                ptFactory.createPageDetailsManager().addPageDetails(

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Examples of java.awt.PageAttributes


    public PrintJob2D(Frame frame,  String doctitle,
                      final Properties props) {
        this.props = props;
        this.jobAttributes = new JobAttributes();
        this.pageAttributes = new PageAttributes();
        translateInputProps();
        initPrintJob2D(frame, doctitle,
                       this.jobAttributes, this.pageAttributes);
    }

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Examples of java.awt.PageAttributes


        this.docTitle = (doctitle == null) ? "" : doctitle;
        this.jobAttributes = (jobAttributes != null)
            ? jobAttributes : new JobAttributes();
        this.pageAttributes = (pageAttributes != null)
            ? pageAttributes : new PageAttributes();


        // Currently, we always reduce page ranges to xxx or xxx-xxx
        int[][] pageRanges = this.jobAttributes.getPageRanges();
        int first = pageRanges[0][0];
        int last = pageRanges[pageRanges.length - 1][1];

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Examples of java.awt.PageAttributes


    public PrintJob2D(Frame frame,  String doctitle,
                      final Properties props) {
        this.props = props;
        this.jobAttributes = new JobAttributes();
        this.pageAttributes = new PageAttributes();
        translateInputProps();
        initPrintJob2D(frame, doctitle,
                       this.jobAttributes, this.pageAttributes);
    }

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Examples of java.awt.PageAttributes


        this.docTitle = (doctitle == null) ? "" : doctitle;
        this.jobAttributes = (jobAttributes != null)
            ? jobAttributes : new JobAttributes();
        this.pageAttributes = (pageAttributes != null)
            ? pageAttributes : new PageAttributes();


        // Currently, we always reduce page ranges to xxx or xxx-xxx
        int[][] pageRanges = this.jobAttributes.getPageRanges();
        int first = pageRanges[0][0];
        int last = pageRanges[pageRanges.length - 1][1];

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