It may be a longshot, but as its sporadic, make sure the file is
not still open in javaMail when you start reading it with poi.
Depending on the File-system, that can make a difference.
If possible, I try to have the sending-system rename the File
& the receiving-system will first "see" it after the rename.
Rename is a fantastic semaphore.
All the best,
DaveLaw
On 19/07/2013 10:50, Nick Burch wrote:
On Thu, 18 Jul 2013, mak wrote:
[2013-07-18 23:38:32,409] ERROR [AvailabilityDirectoryPoller]:
Exception in
I/O Reading file
java.io.IOException: Your file contains 79 sectors, but the initial
DIFAT
array at index 1 referenced block # 98. This isn't allowed and your
file is
corrupt
Try reading it with NPOIFSFileSystem rather than POIFSFileSystem, the
former is a bit more tolerant of some odd setups than the latter.
Otherwise, make sure that the checksum (eg md5/sha1) of the file is
correct after the transfer, to ensure that your wrapping / unwrapping
didn't corrupt any of the file
Nick
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