When the terminal session opens, you can now:
Select the printer session you want to use. All print sessions associated with the opened terminal session are available to you. Click on the tool bar to see a list.
The 3287 session receives the print data from the host and builds a PDF file to print. A link to this file is sent to the web client indicating it is available for download.
You can monitor the various print jobs using the tool bar page counter or the counter associated with separate printers in the print drop down list.
The page counter on the tool bar reflects the total number of pages either being actively printed or complete but waiting for the file to download from the server. You can trigger a download by selecting Flush from the printer list.
The page counter attached to printers in the printer drop down list displays the same value but on a per printer basis. The sum of these separate print jobs is reflected in the tool bar count. The count is cleared once the print jobs are downloaded.
After the PDF file becomes available, the file either begins downloading or waits for you to trigger a download using the Flush option, depending on the options you configured.
If necessary, due to an overlong running print job or some other issue, you can flush your current print job. The Flush option is available from the list of printer sessions accessed from the printers icon on the tool bar. When you flush a print job, whatever has been accumulated so far is printed and processing of print data continues.