P5
Shall we regard it as a bug that if you give a string to writeUTF
and its UTF length turns out to be > 65535, the writeUTF blithely
writes UTF data with an incorrect length (truncated to 16 bits)?
The easiest fix is that if the UTF length turns out to be > 65535,
then writeuTF should throw a UTFDataFormatException?
and its UTF length turns out to be > 65535, the writeUTF blithely
writes UTF data with an incorrect length (truncated to 16 bits)?
The easiest fix is that if the UTF length turns out to be > 65535,
then writeuTF should throw a UTFDataFormatException?
- duplicates
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JDK-4026823 writeUTF OutputStream doesn't throw an exception when encoding > 65536
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- Closed
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- relates to
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JDK-4128333 Data{Input,Output}Stream UTF strings restricted to 65536 encoded bytes
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- Open
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