PrinterDiscoverySession.OnStartPrinterDiscovery Method
Definition
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Callback asking you to start printer discovery.
[Android.Runtime.Register("onStartPrinterDiscovery", "(Ljava/util/List;)V", "GetOnStartPrinterDiscovery_Ljava_util_List_Handler")]
public abstract void OnStartPrinterDiscovery (System.Collections.Generic.IList<Android.Print.PrinterId> priorityList);[<Android.Runtime.Register("onStartPrinterDiscovery", "(Ljava/util/List;)V", "GetOnStartPrinterDiscovery_Ljava_util_List_Handler")>]
abstract member OnStartPrinterDiscovery : System.Collections.Generic.IList<Android.Print.PrinterId> -> unitParameters
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Remarks
Callback asking you to start printer discovery. Discovered printers should be added via calling #addPrinters(List). Added printers that disappeared should be removed via calling #removePrinters(List). Added printers whose properties or capabilities changed should be updated via calling #addPrinters(List). You will receive a call to #onStopPrinterDiscovery() when you should stop printer discovery.
During the lifetime of this session all printers that are known to your print service have to be added. The system does not retain any printers across sessions. However, if you were asked to start and then stop performing printer discovery in this session, then a subsequent discovering should not re-discover already discovered printers. You can get the printers reported during this session by calling #getPrinters().
<strong>Note: </strong>You are also given a list of printers whose availability has to be checked first. For example, these printers could be the user's favorite ones, therefore they have to be verified first. You do <strong>not need</strong> to provide the capabilities of the printers, rather verify whether they exist similarly to #onValidatePrinters(List).
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