Package com.teamdev.jxbrowser.browser.callback

Interface PrintPdfCallback

All Superinterfaces:
AsyncCallback<PrintPdfCallback.Params,PrintPdfCallback.Action>, BrowserAsyncCallback<PrintPdfCallback.Params,PrintPdfCallback.Action>, BrowserCallback, Callback
public interface PrintPdfCallback extends BrowserAsyncCallback<PrintPdfCallback.Params,PrintPdfCallback.Action>
This callback allows you to configure the print settings when printing PDF content.

To configure settings for printing HTML content use PrintHtmlCallback.

In this callback you can configure the print settings. The workflow is the following:

  1. Find the required printer using the Printers interface. You can obtain an instance of Printers using the PrintPdfCallback.Params.printers() method.
  2. Get the current PrintJob from the printer.
  3. Configure the required settings for the print job using the PrintSettings interface provided by the PrintJob.settings() method.
  4. Apply the configured settings using the PrintSettings.apply() method.
  5. Tell the browser to proceed with the printing using the configured settings: PrintPdfCallback.Action.proceed(Printer).

The following example demonstrates a typical scenario: 


 browser.set(PrintPdfCallback.class, (params, tell) -> {
     SystemPrinter<PdfSettings> printer = params.printers().list().stream()
             .filter(p -> p.deviceName().equals("Microsoft XPS Document Writer"))
             .findFirst()
             .orElseThrow(() -> new IllegalStateException("The printer is not found."));
     PrintJob<PdfSettings> printJob = printer.printJob();
     printJob.settings()
             .paperSize(ISO_A4)
             .enableCollatePrinting()
             .colorModel(COLOR)
             .apply();
     printJob.on(PrintCompleted.class, event ->
             System.out.println("Printing is completed: success = " + event.isSuccess()));
     tell.proceed(printer);
 });

Use the PrintPdfCallback.Action.cancel() method to cancel printing.

Since:
7.13