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Java Programmingtechnic to check files performant?

I’m searching for a pattern or programming technic in Java for my service. The Input of the service is an Array of Strings. These Strings represent a file and some information. The output of the service is a Map of the exact String and a Boolean. The Boolean represents that the information exists in the file. e.g. Input Output I

JUnit4 – Trying to make my constructor work with my unit tests

So as you will be able to see in the code, my class constructor asks the user for an input of the “initialValue” of their object. I then have a method “addToValue” which adds to that value. When trying to use JUnit4 to learn TDD it does not use the “initialValue” parameter to set the value of “value”, therefore it

How to convert String to UTC timezone?

I have a string like this, I have a utility which converts this string to UTC time This returns the result 2022-12-09T12:21:32Z It gives back the time difference of 4 hours. Shouldn’t it be 5 hours? Answer There is a time change in EST timezone on October 30th, try in September and you have only 4 hours difference and 5

ZipEntry is not writing file into directory

I am trying to write multiple files into a directory and a zip file. that directory and zip file are supposed to be contained in another zip. so my desired zip structure would look like this: When I read my files into a byte[] and write them into my directory testDirectory nothing is written into the directory. the directory is

Mocking a Nested Object in Junit

I have a service I am mocking like this: } the service: I need to be able to mock the “CloseableHttpResponse response = httpclient.execute(request, clientContext)”, such that the “response” object is something I create ahead of time. I am hoping some mocking when/then constructs would work for this? I would grateful for ideas on how to do this. Thanks! Answer

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