Prashant Deva
Prashant Deva
point 1 relates to the `writeData(HttpURLConnection conn, boolean isDeflate, JSONStreamAware obj)` method in the gist. Here the `JSONStreamAware` needs to be passed an `OutputStream` object. currently there is no way...
i think any situation where you are acccepting a byte array and automatically assume -1 is a terminator inside that array is fundamentally incorrect.
it only says: "If pos equals count, then -1 is returned to indicate end of file." nowhere does it say that the presence of -1 in the stream indicates end...
oops I read the wrong read() method in the last comment. the one you pointed to also says values in the range 0 to 255 are valid. Java uses a...
oh my bad. i thought you were looking for a -1 in the byte array stream. this is what happens when you are dealing with a bug and wondering if...
Actually there is no `RequestOutputStream` class in my example... https://gist.github.com/pdeva/6314946 The class that should not be present is that entire `ConnectionDataWriter` class.
yes, that assumption definitely prevents us from doing what we need to do Prashant On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 11:14 AM, Kevin Sawicki [email protected]: > Yeah, sorry, RequestOutputStream is...
on ubuntu 20.10 it seems the exa package hasnt been updated for a while. its still at version 0.9 
we are seeing this issue too. not sure why it’s been closed.
seems related to #657