I wonder if its related to line terminators on windows vs linux being different.
There is an option on bindy to set if its windows, mac or unix. (I think)
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 3:17 PM, houssemgaga
<belhassine.hous...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use the library Bindy for quite some time, and she is great .
> However, I recently found a problem. Let me explain:
> I'm developing on Windows machine, everything goes well. Once deployed on
> the target machine (Linux), csv files generated are not correct: the header
> is not good.
> In fact, I created for each file type csv a model object, in each package
> separately. There are common fields between the models and the concern comes
> from there: camel-bindy is lost when generating the header. The generated
> header contains fields that come from another model.
>
> An example :
> *Model 1 :*
> @CsvRecord(separator=";", generateHeaderColumns=true, skipFirstLine=true)
> public class OpportunityDTO implements Serializable{
>
> /**
> *
> */
> private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "OpportunityId", pos = 1 )
> String opportunityId;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "AccountId", pos = 2 )
> String accountId;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "Country", pos = 3 )
> String country;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "OpportunityType", pos = 4 )
> String opportunityType;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "ValidStartDate", pos = 5, pattern
> ="\"dd/MM/yyyy\"" )
> Date validStartDate;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "ValidEndDate", pos = 6, pattern
> ="\"dd/MM/yyyy\""
> )
> Date validEndDate;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "OpportunityCurrency", pos = 7 )
> String opportunityCurrency;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "ParentOpportunityId", pos = 8 )
> String parentOpportunityId;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "SalesMonitoring", pos = 9 )
> String salesMonitoring;
>
> // Getter and setter
> }
>
> *Model 2 :*
> @CsvRecord(separator=";", generateHeaderColumns=true,
> skipFirstLine=true)
> public class OpportunityLeaserDTO {
>
> @DataField(columnName = "OpportunityId", pos = 1 )
> String opportunityId;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "LeaserId", pos = 2 )
> String leaserID;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "ValidStartDate", pos = 3, pattern
> ="\"dd/MM/yyyy\"" )
> Date validStartDate;
>
> @DataField(columnName = "ValidEndDate", pos = 4, pattern
> ="\"dd/MM/yyyy\""
> )
> Date validEndDate;
> // Getter and setter
> }
>
>
>
> For the first model "OpportunityDTO", the header is incorrect and generated
> as follows:
> OpportunityId;*LeaserId*;*ValidStartDate*;*ValidEndDate*;Country;ValidStartDate;ValidEndDate;ParentOpportunityId;SalesMonitoring
>
> For the second model "OpportunityLeaserDTO" the generated header is correct
>
> I still do not understand where is the problem and why only on linux???
>
> I use the latest release of Bindy: 2.10.0
>
> Thank you for your support.
>
>
>
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