This is the body of the "bufferInMemory" method (class
org.dbforms.util.FileHolder)
byte[] tmpMemoryBuffer = new byte[maxSize];
// this could lead to memory problems. if it does used filebuffering
instead
fileLength = partInput.read( tmpMemoryBuffer );
memoryBuffer = new byte[fileLength];
System.arraycopy( tmpMemoryBuffer, 0, memoryBuffer, 0,
fileLength );
tmpMemoryBuffer = null;
I think that if I try to upload a file with wrong path the first read
return -1 (fileLength = -1),so the next instruction throws an Exception
because of a negative array size.
Is it true?
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