I did get the Same error when i have defined a String in xml file like this. <string name="3">Settings</string> Error: Error:(1426, 32) error: <identifier> expected Error:(1426, 34) error: illegal start of type Error:(1426, 35) error: <identifier> expected Error:Execution failed for task ':app:compileDebugJava'. > Compilation failed; see the compiler error output...
java,serialization,deserialization,ioexception,corruption
receiveMSG = (Message) deserialize(receivedPacket.getData()); You need to change this to receiveMSG = (Message) deserialize(receivedPacket.getData(), receivedPacket.getOffset(), receivedPacket.getLength); and adjust your 'deserialise()' method accordingly, to accept 'offset' and 'length' parameters, and to use them when constructing the ByteArrayInputStream. EDIT The code you posted doesn't compile: the expression that constructs the outgoing...
Problem was caused by the Byte Order Mark in my files. Used this answer to fix everything Elegant way to search for UTF-8 files with BOM?
html,html5,forms,file-upload,corruption
There should not be any corruption: TCP (HTTP's underlying transport) has built-in message integrity checking using checksums. Yes, there is a very small chance of a corrupted message having a correct checksum , but this is generally not worth going out-of-your-way to identify and correct. According to this paper (...
c#,filestream,corruption,bitmapsource,jpegbitmapencoder
To clarify - you need to call Flush(). Calling Close() is not enough. Close() calls Dispose() which does the following protected override void Dispose(bool disposing) { try { if (this._handle != null && !this._handle.IsClosed && this._writePos > 0) { this.FlushWrite(!disposing); } } finally { if (this._handle != null && !this._handle.IsClosed)...
android,linux,git,corruption,kvm
Thanks to @torek (http://stackoverflow.com/users/1256452/torek) I found a mention of a single-bit corruption issue in LSI's firmware update logs for .120 - previous firmware did not recognize disk cache corruption under certain conditions. Since I already had to update it, I updated it to the newest available: .130. (this had to...
It's not clear what happened to corrupt your file (and thus how to fix it if possible) and it is kind of ominous that you're just seeing 0's in other text editors, but I'll give you my best suggestion and some tips. Suggestions for Attempting Recovery Since your other R...
java,file,bytearray,reverse,corruption
After writing all close fos. This ensures that everything is written to disk. Then read the bytes from the file, for which there exists a simple function: byte[] bytes = Files.readAllBytes(Paths.get("...")); ...
I have access to the test server again, and I have tried it. I have modified all the RESOLUTIONDATE fields I had to fix, and when I reloaded the page the new date was there. Jira didn't complain about anything. I reindexed the server, so that queries yield correct results,...
c#,sql-server,database,sql-server-ce,corruption
It is specified as a per session setting, so you need to look at the connection string in use. It is also important the client uses the latest SQL Compact enigine binaries....
objective-c,string,swift,nsstring,corruption
You probably want .rawValue, not .hashValue, to get the underlying integer value of the enum. (Also the debugger variables view is sometimes wrong. When in doubt, add a println() or NSLog() to your code to verify the values of your variables.)...
It indeed sounds like your database got corrupted. Sorry about that; we try to write bulletproof code, but since we're working against the WebSQL/IndexedDB APIs, there's always the possibility that something goes wrong at that interface, the browser crashes, lightning strikes your computer, etc. 500 errors indicate an internal PouchDB...
threadData is local to your for loop... it goes out of scope on each iteration, so a pointer to it is not valid in your showData() routine. You could instead allocate it dynamically and delete it at the end of showData. You probably want to return the threads data to...