Hi Claus,
IMHO and with ALL my respect, I would never use the hard-coded
unix-line-delimiter "\n", but would ALWAYS use the
System.getProperty("line.separator"), so that I'm on the safe side no matter
on which platform I'm running. That's "\r\n" on windows, "\n" on unix and
"\r" on mac.
The problem is that even when we say:
fos.write(("Line " + i + "\n").getBytes());
The file content on windows will be
"Line " + i + "\r\n"
Causing the assert to fail...
You can verify it with a smart text-editor and search for the
regular-expression "\r\n" on windows and you will hit it on ALL lines of
'slowfile.dat'. But please don't ask me why java.io.FileOutputStream behaves
like that, to me it's strange.
For any case I attach patch.txt of what I changed locally on the revision
1141471.
http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/file/n4616161/diff.txt diff.txt
Regards, Babak
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