@ bo21-22.test - Test Plan Section 2.1 and 2.2 
@ Get-Printer-Attributes, find printer capabilities
@ Version 1.5
@ Last revised by Xerox Corporation on 99-03-02.
# Fixed title to show relationship to Test Plan - TNH
# Removed comment char from pd22 document-format-supported - TNH


# Copyright (c) 1998, 1999 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
# User is granted the right to modify this file for use with
# the IPP Server Test Tool, as described in the file
# LICENSE-IppTest.txt.

@
@ 2.1 Send request from Client to Printer (Get-Printer-Attributes)
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@
# For each IPP Printer send a get-printer-attributes request to
# the Printer to get default response (i.e. no requested
# attributes or groups).  Any IPP Client or Test Tool may be used.
# The objective of this initial test is basic IPP connectivity.
# It is preferable to use an independently implemented Client/Test
# Tool.  Use the results of the IPP operation below.


@ 2.1.1 Get-printer-attributes
@ ----------------------------------------------------------------
@

@ Use the test tool and/or a network analyzer and insure the
@ appropriate operational attributes are returned.  Record results
@ in section 4.2.1
@

Get-Printer-Attributes                                           \
    target:                               $target,               \
    attributes: (                                                \
        Operation: (                                             \
            attributes-charset:           utf-8,                 \
            attributes-natural-language:  en-us,                 \
            printer-uri:                  $target                \
        )                                                        \
    )

Expect Response                                                  \
    status-code: successful-ok,                                  \
    attributes: (                                                \
        Operation: (                                             \
            oa08 = attributes-charset:           utf-8,          \
            oa09 = attributes-natural-language:  *,              \
            ...                                                  \
        ),                                                       \
        Printer: (                                               \
            pd01 = printer-uri-supported:                *,      \
            pd02 = uri-security-supported:               *,      \
            pd03 = printer-name:                         *,      \
            pd04 = printer-state:                        *,      \
            pd05 = operations-supported:                 *,      \
            pd06 = charset-configured:                   *,      \
            pd07 = charset-supported:                    *,      \
            pd08 = natural-language-configured:          *,      \
            pd09 = generated-natural-language-supported: *,      \
            pd10 = printer-is-accepting-jobs:            *,      \
            pd11 = pdl-override-supported:               *,      \
            pd21 = document-format-default:              *,      \
            pd22 = document-format-supported:            *,      \
            pd12 = printer-up-time:                      *,      \
            ...                                                  \
        )                                                        \
    )

Echo oa08 = attributes-charset          = $oa08
Echo oa09 = attributes-natural-language = $oa09

@
@ 2.1.2 Mandatory operations coverage
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@

@ Check off the (mandatory) operations supported in the table in
@ section 4.2.2.
@

Echo operations-supported = $pd05



@
@ 2.1.3 Optional operations coverage
@ ----------------------------------------------------------------
@

@ Check off the (optional) operations supported in the table in
@ section 4.2.3.
@

Echo operations-supported = $pd05


@
@ 2.2 Find out the capabilities of the printer
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@
# Use the results from 2.1.


@
@ 2.2.1 Mandatory printer attributes coverage
@ ----------------------------------------------------------------
@

@ Check off the (mandatory) attributes supported in the table in
@ section 4.3.1.
@

Echo pd01 = printer-uri-supported                = $pd01
Echo pd02 = uri-security-supported               = $pd02
Echo pd03 = printer-name                         = $pd03
Echo pd04 = printer-state                        = $pd04
Echo pd05 = operations-supported                 = $pd05
Echo pd06 = charset-configured                   = $pd06
Echo pd07 = charset-supported                    = $pd07
Echo pd08 = natural-language-configured          = $pd08
Echo pd09 = generated-natural-language-supported = $pd09
Echo pd10 = printer-is-accepting-jobs            = $pd10
Echo pd11 = pdl-override-supported               = $pd11
Echo pd21 = document-format-default              = $pd21
#Echo pd22 = document-format-supported            = $pd22
Echo pd12 = printer-up-time                      = $pd12


@
@ 2.2.2 Optional printer attribute coverage
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@

@ Check off the (optional) attributes supported in the table in
@ section 4.3.2 by examining the actual response returned for
@ additional attributes that are OPTIONAL for an IPP Printer to
@ support.
@