Adriano Leite Ribero wrote:
> try{
> if (baos.toString()!= null)
> ret = new String(baos.toString());
> } catch (Exception e){...}
> return ret; /* this string will be sent to the browser output */
Another thought: what if you save the contents of ret to a file?
Maybe you're responsible for shaving off the higher byte yourself.
Why are you returning a String in this method, why not a byte[].
When writing the result to the response.getOutputStream or the
PrintWriter, the String will have to be converted to a byte[] anyway.
Not only will you save in performance, you'll also avoid nasty problems
while converting bytes from and to a String.
br,
Bruno
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