Hi,
I am using MultipartStream.java to parse a special multipart message. That message does not conform well enough to the standards, i.e., instead of using \r\n to be the separator, it uses just \n.
So, I have to modify MultipartStream to adapt to my use.
During the modification, I found out that the length for various separators are hardcoded. For example, in readHeaders() method, there is
while (i < 4)
{
...
}
But, it would be better to have
while (i < HEADER_SEPARATOR.length)
{
...
}I know that the hardcoding works because the header separator never change because of the multipart RFC. But, it is a good engineering practice to not hard code this.
Thanks for your consideration,
Jian
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