Re: What replaces StringBufferInputStream
John W. Kennedy wrote:
Patricia Shanahan wrote:
I need to generate an InputStream from a String containing some test
data.
StringBufferInputStream is deprecated, and the documentation points to
StringReader.
However, after looking through java.io several times, I have not found
how to construct an InputStream from a Reader.
What is the proper, undeprecated, replacement code for:
InputStream in = new StringBufferInputStream(someString);
From Java's viewpoint, you're looking at it wrong. In the normal case,
since 1.1, Java doesn't want you to use an InputStream for anything, but
a Reader (unless you need a DataInputStream).
Reader in = new StringReader(someString);
I'm writing a unit test for a class that reads from InputStream. The
string contains the test data I want it to operate on.
The class I'm testing is intended to deal with the stdout and stderr
streams from a java.lang.Process job, and java.lang.Process does not
seem to have heard of Reader.
Patricia
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