Package java.awt.print
Provides classes and interfaces for a general printing API.
See: Description
Interface Summary | Interface | Description |
| Pageable | The Pageable implementation represents a set of pages to be printed. |
| Printable | The Printable interface is implemented by the print methods of the current page painter, which is called by the printing system to render a page. |
| PrinterGraphics | The PrinterGraphics interface is implemented by Graphics objects that are passed to Printable objects to render a page. |
Class Summary | Class | Description |
| Book | The Book class provides a representation of a document in which pages may have different page formats and page painters. |
| PageFormat | The PageFormat class describes the size and orientation of a page to be printed. |
| Paper | The Paper class describes the physical characteristics of a piece of paper. |
| PrinterJob | The PrinterJob class is the principal class that controls printing. |
Exception Summary | Exception | Description |
| PrinterAbortException | The PrinterAbortException class is a subclass of PrinterException and is used to indicate that a user or application has terminated the print job while it was in the process of printing. |
| PrinterException | The PrinterException class and its subclasses are used to indicate that an exceptional condition has occurred in the print system. |
| PrinterIOException | The PrinterIOException class is a subclass of PrinterException and is used to indicate that an IO error of some sort has occurred while printing. |
Package java.awt.print Description
Provides classes and interfaces for a general printing API. The API includes such features as:
- the ability to specify document types
- mechanisms for control of page setup and page formats
- the ability to manage job control dialogs
- Since:
- 1.2
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