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IPPPrint Utility
Version 1.02
Last updated: 05/05/1999
IPPPrint program allows you to submit print files to an IPP printer from
the command line.
Summary of options:
ippprint v1.02 - Print file using IPP (Internet Printing Protocol)
Copyright (C) ShineSoft System 1999. All rights reserved.
usage: ippprint [-h] [-v] [-s] [-c] [-t] -p printerUrl -d documentFormat
[-n documentName] [-u userName] file_to_print
Options:
-h help
-dt do dump-level tracing
-s suppress copyright notice
-c use chunking
-p printerUri: use this printer uri as target of the request
-d documentFormat: use this document format
-v verbose
-t timeout ( in milliseconds - the default 10000 ms - 10 s)
This program was created using ShinePrint SDK.
Please send feedback, comments and bug reports to: ipp@shinesoft.com
For more info and the latest version, see: http://www.shinesoft.com/ipp
Using ShinePrint IPP SDK v01.01
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IPPParse Utility
Version 1.04
Last updated: 02/20/1999
IPPParse utility can be used to display attributes and data of an IPP request or response.
It can be used to analyze trace files generated by a network monitor tool or a tracing facility of
an IPP developer. The filename needs to specify a trace files, such as 100a.trc and 100b.trc
included in the ippparse.zip download.
Summary of options:
ippparse v1.04 - IPP message decoding utility
Copyright (C) ShineSoft System 1998, 1999. All rights reserved.
Parts Copyright (C) Auco Inc.
usage: ippparse [-h] [-l limit] [-v] [filename]
Options:
-h help
-l limit: imposes limit on print data output size if print data is
present in the request
-s suppress copyright notice
-html output in html format
-v verbose
This program also accepts stdin, so you can run the command as:
ippparse < 100a.trc
Please send comments and bug reports to: ipp@shinesoft.com
For more info and the latest version, see: http://www.shinesoft.com/ipp
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