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> The buffer is set at 1024 and i have tried it at 4096 and bigger numbers
but
> the same results. It seems the underlying ServletInputStream.readLine()
> method is running past the end of the buffer.
>
> Is this a bug with JServ, or should I continue looking at our code? Like
I
> say, it works within other environments?
We ran into the same thing. It ignores the "max" parameter as far as
we could tell. There is also another bug that is stated on sun's site
about inserting extra "\n" characters every once in awhile. The site
said they have no plans to fix it last time I looked.
As painful as it is, we had to resort to writing our own readline that
took care of the buffering and just read a character a time with
ServletInputStream.in(). We use it regularly with 10MB files and
bigger with no problems, except it does eat a lot of CPU time.
Write a simple readline replacement this way and see if your
problem goes away. It did for us.
Frank Morton
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