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The e-print Engine implements one of the five basic operations of a network operating system, printing. The e-print Engine enables the sending of print jobs over the Internet or Intranet. The e-print Engine provides a reusable implementation of the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP). For more information fill out this form!

The Internet Printing Protocol is a protocol that is on a standards track with the IETF. The IETF is a standards body that is responsible for the base protocols that have brought about the widespread use of the Internet including http, ftp, smtp and others.

The e-print Engine provides a solid framework to build either a client or a server by providing for the encoding and decoding of the IPP protocol stream into a set of Java classes that are both easy to use and fully complete in functionality.  In addition to providing a Java interface the e-print Engine supports an XML interface. 

The e-print Engine is available in two configurations, standard and secure. The standard version is targeted at a base for IPP clients and servers that run on desktop machines. The secure version provides for security by including an implementation of SSL3 and soon TLS.

Key Benefits

bulletEncodes and decodes the IPP stream into Java classes.
bulletBase for sending and receiving IPP requests and replies via HTTP 1.1.
bulletWritten entirely in Java.
bulletProvides for Unicode input.
bulletSecure version that implements SSL3.
bulletBased on IETF standard for the Internet Printing Protocol.
bulletCreates a toolkit that aids in the creation of custom clients and servers that use IPP.

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