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Marcel:

You have to catch IOException as well as EOFException.  Add another
catch block.

-Rich

Marcel Hell wrote:
> 
> Hi, I try to start a method which uses readByte.
> The code of the method goes here:
> 
> public static void kodiere(String sourcefile, String destinationfile) throws
> IOException {
> 
>  DataInput sourcefile = new DataInputStream(new
> FileInputStream(sourcefile));
>  DataOutput destination = new DataOutputStream(new
> FileOutputStream(destinationfile));
> try {
>  while(true){
>  byte b = (byte) source.readByte(); // Read a byte from the source
>  b = (byte) ((b+3)%256);
>  destination.writeByte(b);}}
> 
> catch (EOFException e) // End of the source file.
> {System.out.println("All right! Coding finished.");
> }
> 
> when I have a statement like this:
> kodiere(sourcefile,destinationfile);
> ... I get an Error message   "unreported Exception:java.io.IOException; must
> be caught or declared to be thrown"
> 
> Now what is my mistake, what do I have to add??
> 
> Thanx for help
> Marcel

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