Printing from the Web Server

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Nikolay Seksenov

Does anybody has an experince printing from the web server using
System.Drawing.Printing.PrintDocument object in dotNet web app? It works
fine in windows apps but fails in web apps. Any suggestions?

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In Nikolay Seksenov <[email protected]> typed:
: Does anybody has an experince printing from the web server using
: System.Drawing.Printing.PrintDocument object in dotNet web app? It
: works fine in windows apps but fails in web apps. Any suggestions?
:
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Does ASPNET (I think that's the dotNet ASP user, classic ASP was
IUSER_machinename) have rights to print to that printer? Try logging in as
that user (ASPNET) and printing a document to your specified printer.

Don




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: Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
 
And "Road Warrior" can now probably be found in most people's Kill Files.

Bob Lehmann
 
Dear Herfried K. Wagner:

I am developing my app using vb.net so I think this news group is
appropriate. If you can answer my question please do so otherwise please
keep your advices for yourself. We already have one Road Warior to throw
his garbage and don't need more like him.


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Thank you Don,

Your suggestion about ASPNET account is correct. The problem is that
this account is a local account and cannot be used to connect with the
network. Do you have an idea how to resove this?

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ASP.NET encompases all .NET web applications, whether in VB.NET or in C# or whatever. I think you
will indeed find better answers coming from a group that is specifically setup to deal with web
applications.
 
Hi Rick,

I did not see your name in the ASP.NET newsgroup.

The framework.aspnet group is a group where beside the framework server
problems sometimes the code without build VB or C# language and VB and
JavaScript the subject is.

For windowforms and webform projects with VB.net language I think the group
with that name is more the right place.

Just a thought from someone who has the ASP.NET newsgroup normal open all
the time.

Cor
 
* "Rick Mogstad said:
ASP.NET encompases all .NET web applications, whether in VB.NET or in C# or whatever. I think you
will indeed find better answers coming from a group that is specifically setup to deal with web
applications.
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Thanks for pointing that out. My post was not a rude redirection, it
was a hint to get more likely an answer to the question.
 
Cor said:
Hi Rick,

I did not see your name in the ASP.NET newsgroup.
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Im sure you didnt. I havent done a lot of work with ASP.NET and dont feel I could be of much
benefit there yet, and have nothing I need to learn about it yet. I am in this group mostly
because i want to learn about VB.NET.

The framework.aspnet group is a group where beside the framework server
problems sometimes the code without build VB or C# language and VB and
JavaScript the subject is.
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Im not quite sure I follow. Are you saying that someone who is having permissions problems
printing from an ASP.NET app would be better off to look elsewhere, rather than the
framework.aspnet group? It seems to me that this would be the perfect place, regardless of the
language in question.

For windowforms and webform projects with VB.net language I think the group
with that name is more the right place.
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I guess I failed to see where he said he was having a webform problem. I thought he said he was
having a permissions problem while trying to use the system.drawing.printing namespace in an
ASP.NET application?

Just a thought from someone who has the ASP.NET newsgroup normal open all
the time.
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I used to watch the group frequently, however, as I said, I dont have time to learn everything at
once, and I dont have a need for ASP.NET as quickly as VB.NET or C#. When I am ready to learn it,
and/or feel like I may have something to add to the group, you will see me in there.
 
Cor said:
Hi Rick,
I think that it will rain in Japan tomorrow
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It very well might, whats your point? I havent a clue about japanese weather patterns, or how
they relate to this discussion?
 
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