Writing in between a text File

Hi all,
During a task, I am facing an interesting problem, this came first time since my 2 years development in Java.
In always use
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("/home/oracle/init1.txt"));
to read from file and,
PrintWriter opRpt = new PrintWriter ( new FileWriter("/home/oracle/init1.txt", true));
to write to a file.
This always works fine, but in the current task, I have to write in a text file,
This file has e.g. 120 lines and I have to write after 36th line.
So far, the suggestion I found is first to open text file (e.g. A),
write first 36 lines to another file (e.g. B)
then write new line to B,
and then write remaining lines from A to B.
Is there any easy way to do this job...
Please guide me, I m in trouble.
Thankx in advance.

Please guide me, I m in trouble.No you're not; you already outlined a fine scenario how to accomplish this. If your file really contains just
~100 lines, an alternative would be to read the entire thing in core (the first part), add the new line(s)
and read the rest of the file. Close the file and reopen it for writing again (effectively destroying its old
contents) and write the new contents to the file again. An List containing all the lines of the
file would do fine here.
kind regards,
Jos

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