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Long string pasted into Eclipse is invisible

When pasting the following String into Eclipse, the text shows up as blank spaces:
1140002,1210002,1960001,2120002,2140001,3890001,6770002,6800002,7790002,9130002,10230002,12110002,12120002,13660002,14130001,14480002,15540001,15990002,16240002,16720002,16840002,16930002,17180002,18750001,19330001,35170001,39220001,41950001,42120001,43080001,54100001,56410001,65970001,82040001,84530001,84710001,84730001,85010001,85250001,85340001,85630001,85730001,85790001,85930001,85970001,86040001,86370001,86490001,86670001,86680001,86830001,86910001,86940001,87120001,90860001,93220001,97730001,98330001,107400001,110800001,118420001,118830001,118970001,121690001,121710001,122980001,125030001,125040001,125670001,125700001,125860001,125880001,128720001,129000001,130720001,131330001,135460001,140770001,141420001,141720001,142690001,145610001,970001,1400001,1530001,1760001,2020001,2270002,2890001,4150001,5780002,8430002,9150001,9970002,11780002,13860002,14160002,14240002,14490001,14500002,14530002,14850002,15290002,15560002,15690002,16300002,16620001,16660001,17200002,19580001,19790001,39760001,42010001,55540001,56640001,56910001,56920001,57230001,57390001,57420001,57600001,57860001,65690001,74550001,77280001,81340001,81880001,82100001,82920001,83200001,84280001,84350001,84790001,84970001,85260001,85380001,85700001,85980001,86050001,86590001,86600001,86660001,87150001,87360001,87550001,93110001,97540001,102430001,111200001,118880001,119020001,119970001,121700001,123780001,124940001,125000001,125450001,125760001,125790001,128690001,129180001,129980001,129990001,130000001,131340001,133430001,135340001,135470001,135480001,137040001,137140001,137490001,138130001,140050001,140800001,141970001,142460001,142860001,146730001,840002,2630001,3420001,5270001,7830002,9640002,9800002,10040002,10190002,12030002,13090001,14090002,15100002,15380002,15390002,15590002,15790002,15920002,16630001,16640002,17170002,17740001,19460001,55570001,57020001,57130001,57620001,57690001,65450001,66300001,68470001,68680001,69250001,70510001,71930001,72060001,75220001,75890001,77810001,81540001,84870001,84880001,85000001,85130001,85270001,85320001,85410001,85510001,85580001,85750001,85770001,86090001,86110001,86290001,86300001,86460001,86510001,86750001,86770001,87060001,87340001,92850001,94320001,96850001,102900001,103390001,108940001,110710001,112550001,113020001,114550001,118380001,124410001,124840001,124850001,125050001,125780001,125870001,125900001,126690001,128750001,129050001,129270001,130170001,130700001,130730001,132470001,132830001,133480001,133570001,134780001,135930001,135990001,136220001,140060001,141150001,141590001,142480001,143090001,148280001,1200002,2300001,3790001,6870002,7840002,8380002,8420002,8890001,9930002,10030001,10870001,12340001,12680002,12920002,13410002,13520002,14070002,14200002,14280002,14360002,14970001,15310002,15700002,15880002,16310002,16380002,16450002,16750002,16780002,16850002,17610001,18560001,19370001,37820001,40370001,54050001,57000001,58020001,68850001,69740001,75290001,78650001,80290001,83690001,84490001,84580001,84600001,84630001,85120001,85180001,85420001,85670001,85780001,85830001,85870001,86080001,86320001,86390001,86400001,86820001,86920001,87040001,87890001,87910001,94400001,94550001,97030001,97170001,99630001,101570001,109360001,110650001,110860001,110880001,114480001,118930001,119010001,124500001,124520001,125010001,125320001,125340001,125530001,125690001,130760001,131360001,131370001,132910001,133100001,133410001,133530001,133660001,136080001,137070001,141410001,141690001,142470001,142840001,144240001,146680001,147720001,930001,1780001,2520001,5320001,6050002,7970002,8360002,10770002,11360002,13000002,13690002,14270002,14290002,15470002,15520001,15520002,15550002,15670001,15910002,16190002,16610001,16680001,16790002,16860002,16890001,19150001,31990001,35990001,36360001,40790001,41290001,41930001,56460001,56930001,57180001,57190001,65400001,68670001,75340001,76010001,77110001,77460001,83750001,84640001,84840001,86240001,86410001,86430001,86470001,86730001,86790001,86810001,86970001,89300001,93130001,93700001,94070001,97230001,97270001,98040001,100880001,109440001,109480001,114460001,116050001,116250001,117680001,118410001,122960001,122970001,124090001,125080001,125260001,125330001,125550001,125720001,129660001,131320001,133510001,133580001,136000001,138200001,140790001,141240001,141640001,142020001,142440001,144720001,146000001,990001,2270001,2730001,4090002,6340002,8360001,8390002,10290002,11750002,11970001,12640002,13990002,14040002,14250002,15370002,15500002,15770002,16020002,16370002,16900002,17940001,20610001,38190001,44740001,53780001,56390001,57240001,58000001,68460001,69560001,76640001,79280001,81330001,82960001,84570001,84620001,84720001,84740001,85140001,85240001,85400001,85430001,85470001,85480001,85720001,85920001,85940001,86230001,86880001,87080001,87090001,87330001,93090001,93150001,93160001,93250001,94520001,95080001,97210001,110260001,118540001,121180001,121240001,121490001,123810001,124550001,124890001,124920001,125220001,125380001,125500001,125890001,128990001,129500001,1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Interestingly, this only happens inside the main method of my program, but not when pasted outside the main class.
Why is it that this long string becomes totally invisible when pasted inside the main method, and how can I go about pasting this string into my program?

I suppose in cases like this it would be wiser to just read a .txt file containing the desired data and then write it to a String. I was just curious as to why Eclipse doesn't accept long strings into Java programs. Anyway:
String myCurrentDir = System.getProperty("user.dir");
String textDir = myCurrentDir + "\\" + MyClass.class.getName().toString() + ".txt";
// System.out.println(textDir);
File f = new File(textDir);
FileInputStream fin = new FileInputStream(f);
byte[] buffer = new byte[(int) f.length()];
new DataInputStream(fin).readFully(buffer);
fin.close();
String commaString = new String(buffer, "UTF-8");

Japanese character not showing properly converting CSV file

I am converting CSV file from Tatoeba project. It contains Japanese characters. I am inserting data into SQLite database. Insertion is going without a problem, but characters are showing not properly.
If I insert directly:
String str = content_parts[2];
sentence.setValue(str);
Getting values like this:
ãã¿ã«ã¡ãã£ã¨ãããã®ããã£ã¦ãããã
I have tried to decode to UTF8 from JIS:
String str = content_parts[2];
byte[] utf8EncodedBytes = str.getBytes("JIS");
String s = new String(utf8EncodedBytes, "UTF-8");
sentence.setValue(s);
JIS:
$B!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!r!)!)!/!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!r!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)!)(B
Shift-JIS:
????\??????�N?�}??????????????????��?????�N?�N???��??????
Shift_JIS:
????\????????????????????????��?�N??????????????????��??????
CSV file (when opened by Excel 2010)
n きみにちょっとしたものをもってきたよ。
What I am doing wrong? How to solve this problem?

If you are still searching for solution, refer below link
setting-a-utf-8-in-java-and-csv-file and handle Japanese characters
csv-reports-not-displaying-japanese-characters
In brief, add BOM(byte order mark) characters to your file outputstream before passing it to outputstream writer.
String content="some string to write in file(in any language)";
FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("D:\csvFile.csv");
fos.write(239);
fos.write(187);
fos.write(191);
Writer w = new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(fos, StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
w.write(content);
w.close();
Hope this will help

Read bytes from file Java

I'm trying to parse my file which keeps all data in binary form. How to read N bytes from file with offset M? And then I need to convert it to String using new String(myByteArray, "UTF-8");. Thanks!
Here's some code:
File file = new File("my_file.txt");
byte [] myByteArray = new byte [file.lenght];
UPD 1: The answers I see are not appropriative. My file keeps strings in byte form, for example: when I put string "str" in my file it actually prints smth like [B#6e0b... in my file. Thus I need to get from this byte-code my string "str" again.
UPD 2: As it's found out the problem appears when I use toString():
PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream(new File(System.getProperty("db.file")), true), "UTF-8")));
Iterator it = storage.entrySet().iterator();//storage is a map<String, String>
while (it.hasNext()){
Map.Entry pairs = (Map.Entry)it.next();
String K = new String(pairs.getKey().toString());
String V = new String(pairs.getValue().toString);
writer.println(K.length() + " " + K.getBytes() + " " + V.length() + " " + V.getBytes());//this is just the format I need to have in file
it.remove();
}
May be there're some different ways to perform that?

As of Java 7, reading the whole of a file really easy - just use Files.readAllBytes(path). For example:
Path path = Paths.get("my_file.txt");
byte[] data = Files.readAllBytes(path);
If you need to do this more manually, you should use a FileInputStream - your code so far allocates an array, but doesn't read anything from the file.
To read just a portion of a file, you should look at using RandomAccessFile, which allows you to seek to wherever you want. Be aware that the read(byte[]) method does not guarantee to read all the requested data in one go, however. You should loop until either you've read everything you need, or use readFully instead. For example:
public static byte[] readPortion(File file, int offset, int length)
throws IOException {
byte[] data = new byte[length];
try (RandomAccessFile raf = new RandomAccessFile(file)) {
raf.seek(offset);
raf.readFully(data);
}
return data;
}
EDIT: Your update talks about seeing text such as [B#6e0b... That suggests you're calling toString() on a byte[] at some point. Don't do that. Instead, you should use new String(data, StandardCharsets.UTF_8) or something similar - picking the appropriate encoding, of course.

Broken Text : reading larger size text in android

i have a question about Broken text when android app is reading large size text file.
I am trying to build the app to read large size text file(about 10mb)
when I am reading a file and using System.println to check the contents of text file
However, when I display message but print statement
it displays broken text such as..
��T��h��e�� ��P��r��o��j��e��c��t�� ��G��u
when I was reading small size of rtf was find, but i used text file then i made problems
I used code like ..
String UTF8 = "utf8";
int BUFFER_SIZE = 8192;
File gone = new File(path);
FileInputStream inputStream = new FileInputStream(gone);
// FileInputStream inputStream = openFileInput(gone);
if ( inputStream != null ) {
InputStreamReader inputStreamReader = new InputStreamReader(inputStream,UTF8);
BufferedReader bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(inputStreamReader, BUFFER_SIZE);
String receiveString = "";
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
while ( (receiveString = bufferedReader.readLine()) != null ) {
stringBuilder.append(receiveString);
}
inputStream.close();
ret = stringBuilder.toString();
System.out.println(ret);
}
I was thinking about that it can be problem of encoding. there fore i added utf8 option.
However, it still doesn't work ..
Does anyone know solution of broken text ?
UPDATE:
I think, I solved problem.
I create new text file from window text editor and then i copy and paste content.
Now , it is reading file correctly

It may be wrong encoding for the given file, may be the file does not contain text, may be console does not support the characters.
Besides the code is too long, here's a one line solution
String s = new String(Files.readAllBytes(Paths.get(file)), "UTF-8");

The file may contain images or unsupported format, in that case it'll display like that.

Java csv file unable to write string like 012365479

Hi write a java code to write the output into a csv file. This is the sample code:
File downloadPlace = new File(realContextPathFile, "general");
File gtwayDestRateFile = new File(downloadPlace, (new StringBuilder("ConnectionReport")).append(System.currentTimeMillis()).append(".csv").toString());
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(new FileWriter(gtwayDestRateFile));
pw.print("Operator name,");
pw.print("Telephone Number,");
pw.print("Op1");
pw.print("012365479");
pw.print("Op2");
pw.print("09746");
pw.close();
p_response.setContentType("application/octet-stream");
p_response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", (new StringBuilder("attachment; filename=\"")).append(gtwayDestRateFile.getName()).append("\"").toString());
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(gtwayDestRateFile);
byte buf[] = new byte[4096];
ServletOutputStream out = p_response.getOutputStream();
do
{
int n = fis.read(buf);
if(n == -1)
break;
out.write(buf, 0, n);
} while(true);
fis.close();
out.flush();
In both case the output is like this: 12365479 instead of 012365479
And 9746 instead of 09746
Can anyone tell me how can i solve this problem?

Are you sure that the file is written wrongly, and you're not just opening it in Excel which is interpreting these as numbers and thus losing the leading zeroes? Try opening it in a text editor.

If you write to System.out instead you get
Operator name,Telephone Number,Op1012365479Op209746
As you can see the 0 is where you would expect. Perhaps the problem is you don't have , between fields.
If you open such a file using excel it will remove leading 0 as it assume its a number. To avoid this you need to use double quotes around the field so it is treated as text.

Read the file in a text editor, my guess is that it has the zero and what's reading it is thinking it's a number. Try putting quotes round it.
pw.print("\"012365479\"");