[] HOW TO: Use LEADTOOLS in .NET Core Service to Send Documents and Images to Server-Side Printers

The attached VS2019 .NET Core project contains a service that takes 2 parameters:
uri: The source URI of the file to be printed. http, ftp and file protocols are supported.
printer: Optional. The name of the printer to use. If not supplied, the default printer on the server is used.

The file specified in “uri” can be any supported format, such as PDF, JPEG, PNG and hundreds more.

The service uses LEADTOOLS to print all pages of the file to the server-side printer whose name is specified in the “printer” parameter. If this parameter is omitted, the default system printer is used.

For example, if the service is hosted at the localhost, sample usage URLs are the following:

1. Use printer named “Test1 Laser Printer”.
http://localhost:5105/Print/PrintFile?uri=https://demo.leadtools.com/images/tiff/barcode1.tif&printer=Test1 Laser Printer

2. Use printer named “Test1 Laser Printer”.
http://localhost:5105/Print/PrintFile?uri=https://demo.leadtools.com/images/tiff/barcode1.tif&printer=Test1%20Laser%20Printer

3. Use default system printer
http://localhost:5105/Print/PrintFile?uri=https://demo.leadtools.com/images/tiff/barcode1.tif

To build the service project, extract the source code to the following folder:
C:\LEADTOOLS21\Examples\DotNetCore\ASP.NET\AspNetControllerPrint