J
joerage
I use impersonation to get the printers installed on the web server.
What I have found out is that the impersonated user MUST be logged on
the web server so that a client browser sees the list of printers
correctly.
I would like to know if my conclusion is correct and if there is a way
to resolve that.
My goal is that my web application gets a drop down of the printers
installed on the web server. Then using PrintDocument.Print() sends a
document to the printer.
Any ideas would be welcome.
Joe
What I have found out is that the impersonated user MUST be logged on
the web server so that a client browser sees the list of printers
correctly.
I would like to know if my conclusion is correct and if there is a way
to resolve that.
My goal is that my web application gets a drop down of the printers
installed on the web server. Then using PrintDocument.Print() sends a
document to the printer.
Any ideas would be welcome.
Joe