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Author: ASF GitHub Bot
Created on: 08/Mar/19 15:13
Start Date: 08/Mar/19 15:13
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Work Description: rnetuka commented on pull request #2811: [CAMEL-13304]
Camel Bindy Tab delimited - Handling Blank Values
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/2811
Issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-13304
When using tab as a separator in CSV (i.e. TSV format), trimming any leading
whitespaces might lead to breaking empty field values.
Trailing whitespaces shouldn't be a problem, since all unset fields will
have their default values. Also, empty lines are discarded by line =
line.replaceAll("\s+$", ""); as they were before.
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> Camel Bindy Tab delimited - Handling Blank Values
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> Key: CAMEL-13304
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-13304
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: camel-bindy
> Reporter: Radovan Netuka
> Priority: Major
> Time Spent: 10m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> Attached the tab Delimited File, XSD/java Object and the converted XML. The
> Bindy is not reading the file properly based on position when it has blank
> values.
> Input file:
>
> |Student 1st 80 56 54 90 90|
> |hello 1st 70 65 75 90 11|
>
> On the output, i see this,
>
> |<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>|
> |<list>|
> |<com.redhat.StudentResult>|
> |<id>Student</id>|
> |<name>1st</name>|
> |<semester>80</semester>|
> |<grade>B</grade>|
> |<totalScore>290</totalScore>|
> |<result>Pass</result>|
> |<javaMarks>56</javaMarks>|
> |<cMarks>54</cMarks>|
> |<dbmsMarks>90</dbmsMarks>|
> |<mathematicsMarks>90</mathematicsMarks>|
> |<dataStructureMarks>0</dataStructureMarks>|
> |</com.redhat.StudentResult>|
> |<com.redhat.StudentResult>|
> |<id>hello</id>|
> |<name>1st</name>|
> |<semester>70</semester>|
> |<grade>C</grade>|
> |<totalScore>241</totalScore>|
> |<result>Fail</result>|
> |<javaMarks>65</javaMarks>|
> |<cMarks>75</cMarks>|
> |<dbmsMarks>90</dbmsMarks>|
> |<mathematicsMarks>11</mathematicsMarks>|
> |<dataStructureMarks>0</dataStructureMarks>|
> |</com.redhat.StudentResult>|
> |</list>|
>
> The order was not followed, as you can see from the xml you paste. The
> Student and hello is mapped to ID tag (should be mapped on the name tag). the
> ID tag should be empty since from the input file it is blank.
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