Examples of ch.inftec.ju.util.IOUtil

ch.inftec.ju.util.IOUtil
Utility class containing I/O related helper methods. Methods that depend on a charset or on a text Reader are not static. In this case, a new IOUtil instance must be created using either the default charset or an explicit charset (as specified in the constructor).
The IOUtil class converts line endings to a single LF character ('\n'), regardless of the actual line feed policy used in the source file. @author tgdmemae

      if (backupFile != null) {
        IOUtil.copyFile(sourceFile, backupFile, false);
      }
      
      String encryptedString = this.encryptToString();
      new IOUtil().writeTextToFile(encryptedString, sourceFile, true);
    }

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         * @return Unmarshalled object
         * @throws ServiceDbException If the unmarshalling fails
         * @param <T> Type of expected object
         */
        public <T> T unmarshal(URL xmlUrl, Class<T> objClass) {
          String xmlString = new IOUtil().loadTextFromUrl(xmlUrl);
          
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            T object = (T)this.unmarshalRaw(xmlString, objClass);
            
            return object;

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     * @param keyFile Path to resource containing the password
     * @return This builder
     */
    public EncryptorBuilder passwordByUrl(URL keyFile) {
      try {
        String password = new IOUtil().loadTextFromUrl(keyFile);
        AssertUtil.assertNotEmpty("Encryption password must not be empty", password);
        
        // We'll trim the password to avoid problems with new lines and the like
        return this.password(password.trim());
      } catch (Exception ex) {

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     */
    public EncryptionBuilder propertyFile(URL propertyFile) throws JuException {
      AssertUtil.assertNull("Source has already been defined", this.encryptionTokens);
      
      this.sourceUrl = propertyFile;
      this.unencryptedString = new IOUtil().loadTextFromUrl(propertyFile);
      
      // Load tokens
      
      this.encryptionTokens = new ArrayList<>();

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    public EncryptionBuilder csvFile(URL csvFile) throws JuException {
      AssertUtil.assertNull("Source has already been defined", this.encryptionTokens);
      
      this.sourceUrl = csvFile;
      this.unencryptedString = new IOUtil().loadTextFromUrl(csvFile);
      
      // Load tokens
      
      this.encryptionTokens = new ArrayList<>();
      
      try (Reader urlReader = new IOUtil().createReader(csvFile);
          CSVReader csvReader = new CSVReader(urlReader, DEFAULT_CSV_DELIMITER)) {
        List<String[]> allEntries = csvReader.readAll();
        for (String[] line : allEntries) {
          for (String cell : line) {
            // The CSVReader will return the actual String, but within the source CSV,

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          if (JuUtils.getJuPropertyChain().get("ju-testing.export.compareToResource", Boolean.class, true)) {
            // Perform export in-memory and compare to resource
            String resourcePrefix = dataSetExport.resourcePrefix();
            String resourcePath = resourcePrefix + "/" + targetFileName;
            URL resourceUrl = JuUrl.singleResource(resourcePath);
            String resourceString = new IOUtil().loadTextFromUrl(resourceUrl);
            
            String xmlString = eb.writeToXmlString();
            
            logger.debug("Comparing DB export to resource {}", resourceUrl);
            Assert.assertEquals(resourceString, xmlString);

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