OnFileSaved event not fired for first file printed

[guy.marom]

I am using a windows service that uses the printer driver's API.
The behavior in my service is that the OnFileSaved event does not get fired for the first print job, and then I do a "Reset" for the printer driver which includes:
1) Dispose of the current virtual printer instance
2) Killing manually all pdfSaver4 processes (This is a workaround for another bug I submitted here)
After this first reset, the event fires just fine.

In the attached sample, the event doesn't fire at all. Maybe if you can help me with this problem it will help with my other one.
Thanks,
Guy Marom

[guy.marom]

This issue is still not resolved in build 159

[Ivan - Tracker Software]

hm, will check.

[jabaran]

I'm experiencing the same problem was there any resolution to this or a work around I can code to?

[guy.marom]

I wrote my own workaround, the printer has a property telling it what to execute after printing. I wrote a little listener and a client. The printer opens the client after printing and the listener waits for it. That's how I know when printing's finished.

[jabaran]

Happen to know the name of the property? Is it another means of firing a function basically? Did you stop using the saved event entirely?

[guy.marom]

Here's a piece from my code:
mPrinter.Option("Save.SaveType") = 2
mPrinter.Option("Save.ShowSaveDialog") = 0 'Do not show save dialog
mPrinter.Option("Save.Path") = Common.PrinterOutputDir 'The save path
mPrinter.Option("Save.WhenExists") = 3 'When filename already exists, append to it. This is done because excel creates multi jobs when it has more than one sheet.
mPrinter.Option("Save.RunApp") = 1 'Run an application after saving the file
mPrinter.Option("Save.RunCustom") = 1 'Run a custom application and not the default app (Which opens the PDF for viewing)
mPrinter.Option("Save.AppName") = Common.SendFilenameExe 'The application to run after saving
mPrinter.Option("Save.AppParams") = "%f" 'The command line parameters when running the application = %f is the full path of the saved file
mPrinter.Option("Save.File") = FileName


You should really consult the documentation file, it's really helpful.
Hope this helps...

[John - Tracker Supp]

Thnaks Guy - much appreciated - particuarly your final comment

cheers