I\'m trying to load an image from the web.The code I have so far is as follows: Resources res = getResources();
OK, so I have a socket InputStream over which the server is sending a data stream containing a number of lines of header text followed by a binary stream of bytes making up the pdf file it is sending
I\'ve been trying for a while a few different methods to get my custom proxy to work, and the only way I\'ve been able to so far is through use of Apache\'s HttpClient. However, for the sake of knowin
My company doesn\'t want sensitive data to be stored as files unless they\'re sanitized first. Anything in memory is fair game. So files d开发者_开发知识库ownloaded from an FTP server must be sanitize
I am using a function (TinyXML\'s TiXmlElement::QueryValueAttribute(const std::string &name, T * outValue) that attempts to read a string into the data type that is passed. In my case I am passing
I need to read a file into an array o开发者_StackOverflow社区f Bytes.The entire file needs to be read into the array. The problem is I am getting an OutOfMemory Error since the file size is too large.
When calling read(byte[]) on a FileInputStream, the read size is always 8k, even if byte[] is exponentially large.
Is there any way to check if InputStream has been gzipped? Here\'s the code: public static InputStream decompressStream(InputStream input) {
This is an extension of a question I asked on here this morning so please don\'t disregard if you think you\'ve seen this code before :D
To send data to a file on my FTP server, I need to create a custom InputStream implementation that reads database data row by row, converts it to CSV and publishes it via its read() methods: from the
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