Open jiape opened 5 years ago
Conceptually yes, however the current test framework uses the last value reported as a side-effect of what ipptool supports.
I'll keep this as a potential future improvement to the tools, but right now this isn't something we plan on adding.
@michaelrsweet , do you have a link or repo for the tool's latest build for Windows (MSI file)? I'm having difficulty building using the latest build from this link, https://github.com/istopwg/ippeveselfcert. Appreciate if I get a hold of the MSI file for easey setup. Thanks!
@jumurill the PWG's IPP Everywhere page provides links to the latest self certification toolset builds at the bottom of the page: https://www.pwg.org/ipp/everywhere.html
Thanks, @wifiprintguy ! Already looked into that. But, we need to test our product on v1.1. The PWG site has v1.0. Please email me at juniffer.murillo@lexmark.com. I don't want this issue to be flooded with my queries. Sorry.
@jumurill the v1.1 tools are in beta - links to them can be found in the archives of the ipp@pwg.org reflector. Here is one of the messages from the archive: http://www.pwg.org/pipermail/ipp/2020/020428.html
I suggest you subscribe to that reflector for updates. A new build of v1.1 tools will be out in 1-3 days.
Thanks a lot, @wifiprintguy !
I already registered to pwg.org. Not sure how to subscribe for updates, though.
@jumurill You can subscribe to the IPP mailing list on the following page:
https://www.pwg.org/mailman/listinfo/ipp
You'll also find the current beta tools at:
https://istopwg.github.io/ippeveselfcert
I'm hoping to have another round of beta tools out today with the correct macOS code signatures (long story) and a fix for the printer-alert tests. These will hopefully be going into a "call for objections" phase after the Thursday IPP workgroup conference call, and I will be posting the releases to the Github project as well to make them more visible.
@michaelrsweet Thanks a lot! I am done subscribing to the mailing list. And, I got a hold of the latest Windows beta tool. Appreciate your assistance.
document-test default to 600dpi while printer advertises "pwg-raster-document-resolution-supported (1setOf resolution) = 300dpi,600dpi"
shouldn't to test both 300 and 600dpi?