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    1. CO@PeterLawrey In production code, so would I. But you're right: depending on OS (Linux, Windows, OS X, Solaris) and Java vendor (Sun, GNU) I may receive different exceptions: 1. `ClosedByInterruptException` – if the thread was interrupted 2. `AsynchronousCloseException` – if the channel was closed 3. `ClosedChannelException` (a common superclass for a `ClosedByInterruptException` and `AsynchronousCloseException`) – if either of the above happened 4. `InterruptedIOException` – GCJ only The "broken pipe" `IOException` is thrown *only* on Mac OS X, and *only* with 1.7. May be an OS-specific bug
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    2. CO@kostix Thank you for your comment. Yes, part of this question duplicates [Git and the Umlaut problem on Mac OS X](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5581857/git-and-the-umlaut-problem-on-mac-os-x) indeed. However, I already got Git working using `.gitignore` (see the 2nd comment). I would still prefer to have my filenames in pure ASCII, so this is more of a _Java_ question.
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    3. CO@Holger: Okay, let's put it like this: _it mustn't_, but 1. I would like to emphasize this software is related to ISC Caché, and 2. I'm already extremely curious how this can be achieved, even if I wouldn't use this code style in the future. This is the same reason why people have obfuscated code contests.
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