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HP Color LaserJet 2500 Series Printer - Microsoft(R) Windows NT 4.0, 2000, and XP Files Copied
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Driver INF file requirements
Proxy service files installed
The driver entry point that is used to invoke normal autoconfiguration is DrvPrinterEvent. Enterprise Auto-Configuration (EAC) design requires that the driver call into a “mini-installer” Dynamic-Link Library (DLL) to set up the bidirectional communication infrastructure that is needed for successful AutoConfiguration. When the driver has completed its existing AutoConfiguration step, it is required to call back into the mini-installer to clean up. The mini-installer uses a file with an .HPI extension to drive the process of installing and running the bidirectional communication component.
Driver INF file requirements
The changes required to make EAC work are of two kinds: adding bidirectional communication component files and adding mini-installer files.
Adding bidirectional communication component files
The bidirectional communication component that is installed during Enterprise AutoConfiguration resides in and runs from the DRIVER directory (\2 or \3, depending on the driver version type.) This is in contrast to the bidirectional communication component that is installed using the HP Installer, which resides in the SYSTEM32 directory. The DRIVER directory is used for two reasons:
It enables the bidirectional communication component to be distributed with the driver in a Point and Print vend (remotely install) scenario. Only files in the driver directory are vended.
It provides an independent location from which to run bidirectional communication in the event that an incompatible version is already installed on the system.
The table below lists the bidirectional communication component files.
INF changes:
CopyFiles=HPBF412I_FILES,AUTOCFG_FILES HPAUTO_FILES
Filename
Directory
Description
[AUTOCFG_FILES] HPNRA.EX_, HPNRA.EXE HPBOID.EX_, HPBOID.EXE HPBPRO.EX_, HPBPRO.EXE HPPAPML0.EX_, HPPAPML0.EXE HPBNRAC2.DL_, HPBNRAC2.DLL HPBMIAPI.DL_, HPBMIAPI.DLL HPBOIDPS.DL_, HPBOIDPS.DLL HPBPROPS.DL_, HPBPROPS.DLL HPJCMN2U.DL_, HPJCMN2U.DLL HPJIPX1U.DL_, HPJIPX1U.DLL HPPAPTS0.DL_, HPPAPTS0.DLL HPPASNM0.DL_, HPPASNM0.DLL
DRIVER
[DestinationDirs] DefaultDestDir=66000 HPBF412I_FILES=66000 AUTOCFG_FILES=66000 HPAUTO_FILES=66000
DRIVER
[SourceDisksFiles.x86] HPBF412E.DL_=1 HPBF412F.DL_=1 HPBF412G.DL_=1 HPBF412H.DL_=1 HPBF412I.PM_=1 HPBF412I.DL_=1 HPBF412I.HL_=1 HPBF412J.DL_=1 HPBF412K.DL_=1 HPDCMON.DL_=1 HPBAFD32.DL_=1 HPBFTM32.DL_=1 HPNRA.EX_=1 HPBOID.EX_=1 HPBPRO.EX_=1 HPPAPML0.EX_=1 HPBNRAC2.DL_=1 HPBMIAPI.DL_=1 HPBOIDPS.DL_=1 HPBPROPS.DL_=1 HPJCMN2U.DL_=1 HPJIPX1U.DL_=1 HPPAPTS0.DL_=1 HPPASNM0.DL_=1
DRIVER
Adding mini-installer files
The mini-installer files consist of the mini-installer DLL (always called HPBMINI.DLL for NT-based platforms) and the .INI file that drives the mini-installation process (which is named so as to ensure that any given driver uses the correct file to install the version of bidirectional communication that is being included in the .INF).
The table below lists the mini-installer files.
CopyFiles=HPBF412I_FILES,AUTOCFG_FILES,HPAUTO_FILES
Filename
Directory
Description
[HPAUTO_FILES] HPBMINI.DL_, HPBMINI.DLL <INI File FileName>.HP_ <INI File FileName>.HPI
[DestinationDirs] DefaultDestDir=66000 HPBF412I_FILES=66000 AUTOCFG_FILES=66000 HPAUTO_FILES=66000
[SourceDisksFiles.x86] HPBF412E.DL_=1 HPBF412F.DL_=1 HPBF412G.DL_=1 HPBF412H.DL_=1 HPBF412I.PM_=1 HPBF412I.DL_=1 HPBF412I.HL_=1 HPBF412J.DL_=1 HPBF412K.DL_=1 HPDCMON.DL_=1 HPBAFD32.DL_=1 HPBFTM32.DL_=1 HPNRA.EX_=1 HPBOID.EX_=1 HPBPRO.EX_=1 HPPAPML0.EX_=1 HPBNRAC2.DL_=1 HPBMIAPI.DL_=1 HPBOIDPS.DL_=1 HPBPROPS.DL_=1 HPJCMN2U.DL_=1 HPJIPX1U.DL_=1 HPPAPTS0.DL_=1 HPPASNM0.DL_=1 HPBMINI.DL_=1 <INI File FileName>.HP_=1
Proxy service files installed
Various software pieces are installed to ensure that the Proxy Service runs smoothly. During installation, the PORTRESOLVER.DLL file is installed temporarily to configure the Web browsers on the system and set up the correct TCP/IP port through which the Proxy Server listens. The HP LaserJet installer installs the Java (TM) Runtime Environment (JRE) version 1.3. In addition, the files shown in the following table are installed (the last four files are part of the Double Down software development kit [SDK]).
Filename
Directory
DEVENUMERATE.DLL
$DEFAULT \CLASSES
D4CHANNEL.DLL
$DEFAULT \CLASSES
DEFAULT.PXY
$DEFAULT \DEFAULT
PROXYSERVICE.JAR
$DEFAULT \CLASSES
SERVERSTATUS.JAR
$DEFAULT \CLASSES
BANNER.CSS
$DEFAULT \WEB
BANNER1.HTM
$DEFAULT \WEB
MENU1.HTM
$DEFAULT \WEB
SYSDATE.CLASS
$DEFAULT \WEB
SYSTIME.CLASS
$DEFAULT \WEB
TOOLBOX.CSS
$DEFAULT \WEB
GREEN_LIGHT.GIF
$DEFAULT \WEB \IMAGES
HPLOGO.GIF
$DEFAULT \WEB \IMAGES
RED_LIGHT.GIF
$DEFAULT \WEB \IMAGES
TAB_BASE2A.GIF
$DEFAULT \WEB \IMAGES
YELLOW_LIGHT.GIF
$DEFAULT \WEB \IMAGES
HPBPRO.EXE
$SYSTEM
HPBPROPS.DLL
$SYSTEM
HPJCMN2U.DLL
$SYSTEM
HPJIPX1U.DLL
$SYSTEM
Other files
Filename
Directory
Description
DEVICE.PXY
C:\PROGRAM FILES \HEWLETT-PACKARD \PROXYSERVICE \DEFAULT
Text file that contains key=value pairs that provide instructions to the Proxy Service.
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