Forcing a backer into the print file.

Question

It's complicated, but I'll try to explain. The data file is a record-type-indicator file with no terminating record type. The line headers consist of A, B, C, D, E & F. Any single transaction record (a record group from A to F) can terminate with either C, D, E or F. Source print file is usually run in batches or multiple transaction records.
With the record-type-indicator file there can be overflow on to multiple pages.
Example: an AP check line item listing stub can exceed the stub area on the check page and requires an overflow report page. We need to show the check number on the back of the check, but not on the back of the overflow report. The Check and the Overflow Report have different EOP reserves.
We can get the backer to print when the check reserved is reached, but not if that reserve isn't reached. In JFPREAMBLE we can place the backer on the last transaction record with ^define group:JFEndData!EndData. It's with the transaction records that don't reach the Check page reserve we can't get the backer to lay down. And because there's not a terminating record I can't use the EndDoc event.
I realize if using a file table I can acheive this, but then the sequence of the transactions records can't be guaranteed.
Any ideas?

Answer 1

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          Andrew Nuss wrote:
          > Hi,
          >
          > We're proxing responses from another app server in our own "proxy" servlet.
          > We have our own cookie parsing code,
          > and so we know what the cookie response header values need to be for each
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          > is taking resposibility for the writing out the response header, and the
          > only way I have been able to add cookies
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          > that I use resp.setHeader("Set-cookie", cookiehdrvalue)!!
          >
          > But the latter does not work. Does anyone know how to take control of
          > writing the cookie response headers away
          > from Weblogic? It appears that resp.setHeader("Set-cookie", blahblah) has
          > been turned into a NOP.
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Andy
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