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Asked: 2026-05-25T02:15:39+00:00

I use spring-batch 2.1.8 release . Depending if the batch is executed under windows

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I use spring-batch 2.1.8 release. Depending if the batch is executed under windows or unix, there’s a different EOL character. On unix, the file generated only has CR – on winsows, there are both CRLF.

I configured my writter chunk so that it encodes the output resource has a windows one, like so :

<property name="encoding" value="cp1252"/>

But no sir. Unix still generates with only CR. It’s in the context of a j2ee classic app with spring, controllers and models. So I can write code after the batch is done, before prompting the file to download for the user.

What am I doing wrong?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You could try setting the lineSeparator property of the writer (assuming you are using a FlatFileItemWriter). The javadocs indicate it is using the System property line.separator for the default.

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