How to write on a new line ("\n") to a file

Question

I dont know how to write on a new line ... this method writes everything in long line. I tried doing pS.println("\n") before the pS.println(buffer.toString());
Some one please direct me :)
public void WriteToFile() {
     try {
          byte[] record = new byte[100];
          ByteArrayInputStream iS = new ByteArrayInputStream(record);
         DataInputStream iDS = new DataInputStream(iS);
          StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
          OutputConnection connection = (OutputConnection)
                                      Connector.open("file:///CFCard/readme.txt");
          OutputStream oS = connection.openOutputStream();
          PrintStream pS = new PrintStream( oS );          
          try {
           for(int x=1; x<=rs.getNumRecords();x++) {
           rs.getRecord(x, record, 0);                                                                                               
              buffer.append(iDS.readUTF());                          
              buffer.append(iDS.readUTF());              
              buffer.append(iDS.readInt());              
              buffer.append(iDS.readInt());              
              buffer.append("\n");
              pS.println("\n");
              pS.println(buffer.toString());                                          
             iS.reset();                   
          oS.close();
          connection.close();
         iS.close();
         iDS.close();        
          catch(ConnectionNotFoundException err) {
               Alert alert = new Alert("Error", "Cannot access file.", null, null);
             alert.setTimeout(Alert.FOREVER);
             alert.setType(AlertType.ERROR);
             display.setCurrent(alert);     
          catch(IOException err) {
          Alert alert = new Alert("Error", err.toString(), null, null);
        alert.setTimeout(Alert.FOREVER);
        alert.setType(AlertType.ERROR);
        display.setCurrent(alert);     
          Alert alr = new Alert("Completed Sending to a File", "Data written successfully!",null,null);
          alr.setTimeout(Alert.FOREVER);
          alr.setType(AlertType.WARNING);
          display.setCurrent(alr);
          }catch(Exception err) {
}

Answer 1

Stinkin' crossposter
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=613784