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    Intercepting HTML ouput

    I am being told by on eof my developers that this is not possible with Struts. To be honest, I'm not terribly familiar with structs, but I can;t see why it wouldn't. Will Filters work with Struts? _mike
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    Intercepting HTML ouput

    We have a requirement to capture one of the screens of our applictaion andsave the HTML to a DB for auditing. We need to store exactly what the user sees. Is there a way within struts, or Java/Apache to "intercept" the HTML output and 1) send to DB and 2) give to browser for user to see...
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    New user, some basic questions

    OK, I'm in the process of evaluating BizTalk server for an upcoming project, and wanted to run some question by you. First, I've never used Biztalk, so I'm primarly looking to see if it's even the correct product for what I'm looking for. Basic system - We're looking to impliment a web based...
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    'MEDIAN'

    Anyone have a good algorith/definition for 'MEDIAN' value? Is there a buil-in function for this? Oracle 8i. - Mike
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    Matching user input on NUMERIC fields

    We have a search form where the user is prompted for various fields to search on. One field is a VARCHAR, the other NUMERIC. If the fields are left blank, I want to match the ALL data. For the VARCHAR, We simply append '%' top the end of whatever they enter, and use a 'LIKES' in the WHERE...
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    This should be easy

    Sem, Not quite following your example. What is the 'extrem' stuff? - Mike
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    This should be easy

    New to SQL, so bear with me..... I have a Payments table that has the following fields: Doc_Date Ledger_Gross Ledger_Net -------- ------------ ------- 1/1/01 100 90 2/1/01 100 90 3/1/01 200 180 I need a quesry that will return 5 items: 1 - Total Gross 2 -...
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    PL/SQL Question - 'recursive'? query

    Excellent, Thanks! - Mike
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    This should be easy

    New to SQL, so bear with me..... I have a Payments table that has the following fields: Doc_Date Ledger_Gross Ledger_Net -------- ------------ ------- 1/1/01 100 90 2/1/01 100 90 3/1/01 200 180 I need a quesry that will return 5 items: 1 - Total Gross 2 -...
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    PL/SQL Question - 'recursive'? query

    Not quite sure if 'recursive' is the right word or not, but here's what I have: Customer Table -------- Cust_ID (PK) FName LName etc. etc. Marriage_Link table ------------- Cust_ID (PK) Marriage_Cust_ID I need to query the Customer table based on a specified Cust_ID and the get FName, LName...
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    'Recursive?' Query

    Not quite sure if 'recursive' is the right word or not, but here's what I have: Customer Table -------- Cust_ID (PK) FName LName etc. etc. Marriage_Link table ------------- Cust_ID (PK) Marriage_Cust_ID I need to query the Customer table based on a specified Cust_ID and the get FName, LName...

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