I'm trying to stream tweets and save them from Twitter API using Twitter4j.
public class TwitterStreaming{
private static int count;
private static PrintWriter writer;
private static PrintWriter writer2;
In Main Function:
TwitterStreaming.writer = new PrintWriter("FF8Json.txt", "UTF-8");
TwitterStreaming.writer2 =new PrintWriter("FF8.txt", "UTF-8");
TwitterStreaming.count=0;
//writer.println("hello :)");
//writer2.println("Check 123");
StatusListener listener;
listener = new StatusListener() {
@Override
public void onStatus(Status status) {
TwitterStreaming.writer.println(DataObjectFactory.getRawJSON(status));
TwitterStreaming.writer2.println(status.getLang()+" - "+status.getText());
TwitterStreaming.count++;
System.out.println("Count - "+TwitterStreaming.count);
//To change the body of generated methods, choose Tools | Templates.
}
//Other Override functions are removed over here
};
FF8Json.txt and FF8.txt both will be empty. I have tried creating a function and sending the data to it and trying to write the data to the file through that function also. But it doesn't work. How can I Solve this? Is there any other way to write the data into a file ?
But when I use System.out.println instead of TwitterStreaming.writer It works.
Whole Code over HERE
Is going to be hard to find something in those files if you dont close the printwriter object..
writer.close();
and please don't make everything static in the TwitterStreaming class