JavaPos on Android Devices? -

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I'm looking for a solution to print an app to POS printer from Android device and any kind of help is required. So am I right that Java POS is the right solution in this case?

I found this example. So I think I have to use JavaScript to create a printer connection in some way and then send specific orders?

Does anyone have any experience in doing this and can I get a little help in starting this?

Thanks alot from the very first time!

I do not think any printer companies have Java POS currently available for Android utilities.

In my experience, it is best to use the API because you get total control over printer behavior without the complex nature of javaProze. If you do not have any experience with Java POS, then it is definitely easy to use the well-written printer manufacturer's custom API, although you go with support for that manufacturer's printer, this is not a bad thing. , Considering supporting a type of printer is much easier than supporting the printer of many manufacturers, of course, it's the demands of your users and Depending on ripe support model.

I know that you have mentioned Epson and I believe that they have an Android SDK available. Star MicroProx 'SDK is for Android print through optional USB, Ethernet, and Bluetooth. I used this extensively and suggested for ease of use, completeness in the documentation and for many supported features. You can download it here:.

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