java.io bug: BufferedInputStream.available() doesnt return the correct bytecount

Works fine for me in 1.1:

sh bis1.sh 0
java javasoft.sqe.tests.api.java.io.BISAvailableTest1 -TestCaseID smallTest
read-tests for available are working fine.
STATUS:Passed. available() returns correct count on inputstream.
brown@monkey:/space/jck( 694 )% sh bis1.sh 1
java javasoft.sqe.tests.api.java.io.BISAvailableTest1 -TestCaseID mediumTest
read-tests for available are working fine.
STATUS:Passed. available() returns correct count on inputstream.
brown@monkey:/space/jck( 695 )% sh bis1.sh 2
java javasoft.sqe.tests.api.java.io.BISAvailableTest1 -TestCaseID largeTest
read-tests for available are working fine.
STATUS:Passed. available() returns correct count on inputstream.
brown@monkey:/space/jck( 696 )%

Seems to have been fixed.

david.a.brown@Eng 1996-11-19


The test case is BISAvailableTest1.java in the java compatibility testsuite.
The testsuite located in /usr/green2/sqe/java-tests.

Basically available() returns invalid byte counts after a bunch of reads have been done.

Vijay