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StringBuilder

The StringBuilder type is very usefull to use as a kind of output container. You can easily add Strings to the StringBuilder and print the content of the StringBuilder at once at the end of the process. I always use a StringBuilder when I have a JobDefinion which generates a html-page.

With the append() method, new Strings can be added to the StringBuilder. Use append("\n") to add the line-break.

USe the method toString() to print the content of the StringBuilder

      {
         StringBuilder htmlOutput = new StringBuilder(); 
		
         // Write header of the html-page
         htmlOutput.append("" + "\n") ;
         htmlOutput.append("" + "\n") ;
		
         htmlOutput.append("Hello World" + "\n") ;
		
         htmlOutput.append("" + "\n") ;
         htmlOutput.append("" + "\n") ;
		
         jcsOut.println(htmlOutput.toString()) ;
  
      }