About this task
The Content Manager OnDemand application
contains the printer options that Content Manager OnDemand sends
to JES along with a copy of the document to be printed. The printer
options are the same as those that can be specified with the OUTDES command.
Procedure
To specify printer options for a Content Manager OnDemand application
by using the OnDemand Administrator client, do the following steps:
- Start the OnDemand Administrator client.
- Log on to the server.
- Point to Applications.
- If you are adding an application, click the right mouse button.
Then select New Application from the menu to
open the Add an Application dialog box.
- If you are modifying an application, point to the application
in the list and click the right mouse button. Then select Update from
the menu to open the Update an Application dialog
box.
- Move to the Print Options page.
- Optional: Specify a printer in the Default
Server Printer field.
The name of the default
server printer will appear in the
server printer name field
when a user prints a document from the application by using the server
print command from the Windows client.
For example, you can select the server printer that you added in
Adding a server printer. For more information, see the
online help.
- Under Server Options, complete the Print
Parameters field by specifying options that can be specified
with the OUTDES command.
For a list
of the valid options for the
OUTDES command, see
z/OS® MVS™ Programming: Authorized Assembler
Services Guide.
Note: If an application does not contain any
Print Parameters, then the default print option is JES SYSOUT CLASS=A.
- When you are finished adding or modifying the application,
click OK to save the information that you specified.
Results
In addition to the Printer options
in the application, you can specify additional parameters when you
make a print request. You can save these options for future print
requests. These parameters include class, dest, node, writer, pagedef, formdef, forms,
and routing.
The node and dest are
mapped to the DEST OUTDES parameter. If both dest and node are
provided, the dest parameter is used for the DEST
OUTDES parameter.
If a user specified parameter is
provided that matches a parameter that is found in the application
print parameters, the user specified parameter takes precedence.
Routing
is ignored because it does not directly map to an OUTDES parameter.