java.util.scanner - Java scanner object skipping lines? -

so been awhile since i've written console based java,

i have method, below, should asking me each line, right? instead, 1 prompt, three.. did wrong herer?

        try {          system.out.println("please enter product's long details: ");         product.setlongdetails(sc.next()); //set products long details          system.out.println("please enter product's short details: ");         product.setshortdetails(sc.next()); //set short details          system.out.println("please enter product's upc data: ");         product.setupc(sc.next()); //set upc          system.out.println("please enter product's stock: ");         product.setstock(sc.nextint());          system.out.println("please enter products price. ");         system.out.println("this must entered no dollar sign.");         product.setprice(sc.nextbigdecimal());          inventorymanager.addproduct(product); //add product database      } 

my console outputting this:

please enter product's long details:  fireplace cleaning package please enter product's short details:  please enter product's upc data:  please enter product's stock:  build stopped (total time: 3 minutes 5 seconds) 

the scanner initialized inside class declaration as:

public static scanner sc = new scanner(system.in); //class level scanner object reuse. 

if call sc.nextline() between each objects set method, prompts correctly gets wrong information:

please enter product's short details:  fire poker 

displays object as: please enter selection: fire

the documentation states:

a scanner breaks input tokens using delimiter pattern, default matches whitespace.

that means when entering text spaces (like "fireplace cleaning package" in example) gets split 3 different inputs, each returned 1 call of sc.next().

the solution adjust delimeter pattern newline:

sc.usedelimeter("\\r?\\n");