I have a GZIPInputStream that I constructed from anoth开发者_StackOverflower ByteArrayInputStream. I want to know the original (uncompressed) length for the gzip data. Although I can read to the end o
I use a Java BufferedReader object read, line-by-line, a GZIPInputStream that points to a valid GZIP archive that contains 1,000 lines of ASCII text, in typical CSV format. The code looks like this:
I have a use case where I want to upload big gzipped text data files (~ 60 GB) on HDFS. My code below is taking about 2 hours to upload these files in chunks of 500 MB. Following is the pseudo code.
I noticed that some of my gzip decoding code seemed to be failing to detect corrupted data.I think that I have traced the problem to the Java GZipInputStream class.In particular, it seems that when yo
I updated my phone to Gingerbread today (2.3.2) and fired up an app I developed and saw that it failed to load its data.The app runs fine on every other version of Android I have tested from 1.6 to 2.
I am attempting to convert the gzipped body of a HTTP response to plaintext. I\'ve taken the byte array of this response and converted it to a ByteArrayInputStream. I\'ve then converted this to a GZIP
I\'m using a GZIPInputStream in my program, and I know that the performance would be helped if I could get Java running my program in parallel.
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