I think this is your problem...
FileInputStream fin = (FileInputStream) in;
Do you need to do this?
Can you do RcsaPOIEventListner.readExcelStream(in);
The input stream is coming from the request which is not necessarily saved to
disk / read from a FileInputStream.
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I think this is your problem... FileInputStream fin = (FileInputStream) in;
Do you
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I think this is your problem
Oops, no, that wouldn't work in this case. Perhaps it would be better if
we back up for a moment: why do you need a FileInputStream specifically?
Since FIS is a 'root level' IS implementation, i.e. designed to wrap a
datasource (file) directly rather than than to augment an existing stram
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* @param theFile The FormFile to set.
*/
public void setExcelFile(FormFile excelFile) {
this.excelFile = excelFile;
}
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You didn't specify which line in the code you posted is throwing the
exception, but I would guess it's this:
InputStream in = (InputStream) formFile.getInputStream();
FileInputStream fin = (FileInputStream) in;
It's never wise to down-cast a value from an interface
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