Re: [cups-devel] [UNKN] STR #4745: Usability: Select a "job" in job list, selects job's printer

"Ulrich.Windl.rz.uni-regensburg" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.printing.cups.devel
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[STR Unresolved]

You know IPP probably much better than I, but as I studied IPP a bit a few
years ago, I remember that there are IPP Job attributes like
Job Description Attribute
Job Attribute
job-detailed-status-messages
job-impressions
job-impressions-completed
job-state-message
etc.

As an IPP server should be able to return those for a job, why don't you
provide job objects in the web interface?

For the URI thing itself: If the job ID refers to the jobs's printer, why
don't you create a message like "job xyz-# was printed on xyz" where the
second "xyz" is a hyperlink to the printer? That would be less confusing.

Link: https://www.cups.org/str.php?L4745
Version: 1.7.5
Fix Version: None
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