java - nio FileChannel.transferFrom transferring 0? -


I am trying to use NIO to transfer a file out of many smaller files to use the transfer I am

To return to call 0. From the call return no exception. Do nothing to trigger synchronous behavior.

  fileAutupputable stream fos = new FileOutputStream (path); File channel filebang.synine = fos.channel (); Int progressive offset = 40 9 6; FileInputStream fis = New FileInputStream (tmpT5); File channel channel = fis.getChannel (); Channel.position (0); Int thisItemLength = (int) channel.size (); LOG.info ("writing" + tag + "at" + progressive offset + "length" + thisItemLength); FileBeingAssembled.position (progressiveOffset); Long x = file bngsembel TransferForm (Channel, Progressive Offset, This ITML Lamb); LOG.info ("transferred" + x); Progressive offset + = ITMLM;  

An example log:

  4409 [main] INFO com.basistech.seg.writing.ModelOutputTask - Available 1856216 4409 [Main] INFO com.basistech .seg.writing.ModelOutputTask - 15024620 Length 1856216 4419 word writing [main] info com.basistech.seg.writing.ModelOutputTask - moved 0 

has two most obvious answers:

  1. indicates that tmpT5 in a zero-byte file, or
  2. by this file path Indicating less than 4096 bytes.

From the docs:

If the given status is more than the current size of the file, then any byte is moved.


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