Major Description
in the header read you'll notice that if 0's are read, i increases to protect the end of buffer, but when you pass this down to the next parser the size of the buffer passed is readSize-1 not readSize-i
As well there is a check for readsize > 1.. this should be (readsize-i > 1)
@Override
public void parse(DataByteArrayInputStream data, int readSize) throws IOException {
int i = 0;
while (i++ < readSize) {
byte b = data.readByte();
// skip repeating nulls
if (b == 0) {
continue;
}
header = b;
currentParser = initializeVariableLengthParser();
// if (readSize > 1) {
// currentParser.parse(data, readSize - 1);
if (readSize-i > 1) {
currentParser.parse(data, readSize - i);
}
return;
}
}