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Al,

close throws IOExceptions as well, so would need yet another try..catch
block:

try {
    ...
} finally {
    try {
        osFileStream.close();
        ...
    } catch (IOException closeException) {
        closeException.printStackTrace(); //or whatever
    }
}

Torsten

Al Mal schrieb in Nachricht <3ada38db$1_2@dnews>...
>"Torsten Welches" <torsten.welches@who.cares.netcologne.de> wrote in
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>> Al,
>>
>> the file should not be locked. Are you sure that the close() lines
>actually
>> execute? How do you handle the IOExceptions? If, say, the read or write
>> operations throw an exception your close will never get called.
>> It is better to ensure the close in a finally block. Something like this:
>>
>> isURLStream = uDownloader.openStream();
>> try {
>>   ..
>> } finally {
>>   osFileStream.close(); // closig file stream
>>   isURLStream.close(); // closing connection to the URL content
>> }
>>
>> Torsten
>
>If I try to do that compiler complains:
>
>"MainFrame.java": Error #: 360 : unreported exception: java.io.IOException;
>must be caught or declared to be thrown at line 131, column 25
>"MainFrame.java": Error #: 360 : unreported exception: java.io.IOException;
>must be caught or declared to be thrown at line 132, column 24
>
>What am I missing?
>
>Al
>
>