someone on the Java forums asked if I knew that the file was being read
completely before inflating. Well... I just assumed (yes, I know not a good
thing to do).
So here is my readFile code in case you want to see it:
public byte [] readFile(String fileName) {
byte [] input2 = null;
File tempPackInputFile2 = new File(fileName);
InputStream tempPackInputStream2;
try {
tempPackInputStream2 = new FileInputStream(tempPackInputFile2);
long tempPackLength2 = tempPackInputFile2.length();
input2 = new byte[(int) tempPackLength2];
// Read in the bytes
int offset2 = 0;
int numRead2 = 0;
while (offset2 < input2.length
&& (numRead2 = tempPackInputStream2.read(input2, offset2,
input2.length-offset2)) >= 0) {
offset2 += numRead2;
}
tempPackInputStream2.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return input2;
}
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