
The 'ippget' notification mechanism described in RFC 3996 is the way to setup an event-based notification channel with Universal Print. Through the notification mechanism, the connector can receive events about actions it needs to take on behalf of printers (e.g.

The connector does most of its communication with Universal Print through the Universal Print Notification Service. This can include an underlying error code, exception stack/message, or non-PII details that help troubleshoot the job failure. It is included when the printer calls the UpdateJobStatus operation. Used by the Connector/Printer to specify an extended error message when a print job fails. Microsoft-output-device-job-state-message It is included in printer's Update-Output-Device-Attributes operation.
#Universal database script driver
Used by the Connector/Printer to identify the printer driver version used by the printer. Microsoft-universal-printer-driver-version Used by the connector/printer to identify the printer driver used by the printer. Microsoft-universal-print-connector-operating-system Microsoft-universal-print-connector-app-versionĬonnector metadata used for identifying the connector when troubleshooting information is collected. Microsoft custom connector attributes Attribute name Presentation-direction-number-up-supportedįor documentation of acceptable values for these attributes, please refer to. List of supported printer description attributes IPP Attribute Please refer to the IPP Proxy task called "Startup" in the sequence diagram on page 20 in the IPP-Infra spec for context.

Store the certificate securely! Updating printer description attributes This certificate is used to authenticate all subsequent requests sent to Universal Print on behalf of the printer (see Getting a printer token).
#Universal database script registration
The printer registration flow is described in the Universal Print printer registration.Īt the end of the printer registration process, a certificate is generated for the printer. Please see connector printer registration for background information. This section includes the information required to implement those connector tasks. The connector performs a number of tasks on behalf of the printers installed on it. To retrieve the URI for the IPP service endpoint, refer to the printService resource type in the Microsoft Graph API.

The Universal Print IPP Service acts as the "IPP Infrastructure Printer".This document will be referred to later in this article. Please see the section 4 "Model" of the IPP Shared Infrastructure Extensions spec (IPP-Infra). It applies to the connector since the connector acts on behalf of printers that don't have that such capability in their firmware. The article describes client ID registration for printers that have Universal Print support in their firmware. Please see Printer client ID registration. Client ID registrationĬlient ID registration is the step required setting up your Azure Active Directory identity to communicate with Universal Print. Starting from line 82 you can see three if blocks: one for each version (R/S, FR/LG, E).This article contains pointers to resources as well as information to help ISVs build a Universal Print connector.įor background information about the connector, please see the Universal Print connector overview. Now there three arrays will look like this: local gamename= This is what you have to do:Īdd "Emerald (S)" to the array gamename (line 147)Īdd the starting byte of the player's party memory address (let's suppose 0xAAA) to the array pstats (line 151)Īdd the starting byte of the enemy's stat memory address (let's suppose 0xBBB) to the array estats (line 152) Let's suppose you want to map Spanish version of Emerald.
