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How to mark print job Complete
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Brogdon, Michael
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I walked through the examples in https://github.com/microsoftgraph/universalprint-samples/tree/master/S2S%20Integration%20Samples and created an application where I am able to successfully:
- Create a task definition
- Create a virtual printer queue
- Associate the virtual printer queue with the task definition with a task trigger
- Subscribe to the task notification and when the document is available for download
- Print a job to the virtual printer
- I get the task notification
- I change the print settings to force grayscale
- I then mark the print task as complete
- I then get the notification for a fetchable document for the job
- I then download the job successfully
It is not clear how to mark the print job as complete from this point on. I tried to update the job status using an application permissions but that fails. No matter what I do, it remains in the pending state.
My question is, how do I inform UP the job has been "acquired" and the job should be considered complete?