Re: RUNRMTCMD

[Thomas Hauber <thauber@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Actually the batch and print refers to how it is printing.  It is
batching them up.  It isn't running in batch mode.

And in this testing phase the pdf are stored locally.


Thomas Hauber
Senior Programmer/Analyst
General Ribbon Corp.



CWilt@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> So you are using the Batch & Print Pro software to do the printing?
> 
> I assume that it runs in batch, meaning that it doesn't have a GUI interface
> that starts when you run it from a Windows command line?
> 
> Where are the PDFs stored?  If on the network, by default the Incoming
> Remote Command service runs as the local system account and thus doesn't
> have access to the network.  
> 
> You need to either
> 1) Change the service so it runs as a specified user with privileges to the
> network
> and/or
> 2) run the job from a batch file that logs onto the network
> 
> HTH,
> Charles
> 
> 
> 
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Thomas Hauber [mailto:thauber@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
>>Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 2:10 PM
>>To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
>>Subject: Re: RUNRMTCMD
>>
>>
>>What I am attempting to do is have an RPG program issue 
>>commands to a PC 
>>to print PDF documents (product information sheets) from that 
>>PC.  There 
>>is a standalone program called Batch & Print Pro which will 
>>do this for us.
>>
>>The idea is that a user from a green screen will bring up an 
>>order which 
>>will show which items are to be packed and how many of those items. 
>>They can then just request that the appropriate product 
>>sheets print out.
>>
>>
>>Thomas Hauber
>>Senior Programmer/Analyst
>>General Ribbon Corp.
>>
>>
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