ZipInputStream bug

From:
Dan Hoey <haoyuep@aol.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:44:04 -0500
Message-ID:
<hjq1er$1d0$1@ra.nrl.navy.mil>
I was going to make a farm of data files that mostly contain
bytes, but I wanted to make it possible to store 32-bit ints
just in case. So I tried to use zip-encoding to make the
sizes smaller in the usual case. Unfortunately, *some* of the
data files don't read back correctly.

Here is an example of a 4096-byte file that writes correctly
with ZipOutputStream, but does not read back correctly with
ZipInputStream. If I manually extract the zipped file, the
data is correct.

Is anyone maintaining the Zip utilities?

Dan Hoey
haoyuep at aol.com
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import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.util.zip.ZipInputStream;
import java.util.zip.ZipOutputStream;
import java.util.zip.ZipEntry;

class ZipFail
{
     static int[] testData =
     {17,33,16,17,33,16,17,33,23,22,33,23,22,33,16,22,38,3,37,
      38,16,37,38,23,34,51,16,32,2,5,32,17,23,32,17,23,34,17,16,
      39,17,23,32,17,23,32,17,23,32,17,23,32,20,23,32,17,33,32,
      17,33,32,17,33,31,17,33,31,17,33,16,22,33,16,32,33,16,32,
      33,16,32,33,16,32,46,16,32,46,16,32,17,16,32,17,16,32,22,
      23,32,27,23,32,27,33,32,20,16,32,20,33,32,20,33,32,5,33,
      32,3,33,32,17,33,16,17,33,4,60,33,4,51,33,4,32,33,2,32,33,
      4,32,17,2,32,17,16,32,17,16,32,17,2,32,17,16,37,17,16,34,
      5,16,34,5,16,23,5,16,23,17,35,32,17,33,32,17,33,23,17,33,
      23,17,33,23,3,33,23,17,33,23,17,33,16,17,33,16,17,33,16,
      17,33,23,9,33,16,39,22,16,34,22,16,32,22,16,32,17,16,32,
      17,23,37,17,31,37,17,8,32,19,23,39,19,31,16,17,10,16,17,
      31,16,17,33,23,17,33,5,9,8,5,9,35,18,9,36,18,17,33,5,17,
      36,16,30,38,18,34,22,16,34,22,3,32,22,3,32,22,3,37,22,16,
      34,22,16,9,17,16,34,2,38,34,17,38,39,17,38,42,2,8,23,17,
      33,16,17,35,16,17,36,16,39,33,3,39,33,3,37,33,3,37,33,16,
      37,38,16,34,8,16,34,17,16,34,17,16,34,17,16,34,17,8,32,17,
      16,32,17,23,32,17,23,39,17,43,32,17,36,16,17,23,16,17,38,
      16,17,51,16,17,38,29,17,38,16,22,33,21,22,52,16,17,2,16,
      22,33,16,22,51,16,14,52,16,32,17,23,32,17,23,32,17,23,12,
      17,16,32,2,23,14,17,16,32,17,16,32,5,33,32,17,33,32,17,33,
      32,17,33,16,17,33,16,17,15,16,17,33,16,17,33,16,32,13,16,
      32,13,16,32,33,9,32,17,9,14,17,16,32,17,16,14,17,16,14,17,
      23,14,17,53,32,5,38,32,17,33,16,17,33,16,17,33,32,17,33,
      14,17,33,16,17,33,23,17,33,16,17,33,16,32,33,16,17,33,16,
      3,33,21,32,15,16,32,33,9,32,22,16,42,22,31,42,22,16,34,17,
      16,37,22,2,32,22,31,32,22,2,39,22,16,39,17,8,23,17,8,23,
      17,8,14,17,8,16,17,38,23,17,8,14,32,38,14,17,10,16,17,36,
      16,52,33,16,45,38,16,32,22,16,34,17,16,45,17,16,39,17,16,
      11,17,16,32,15,8,9,22,8,34,17,8,37,2,8,23,17,8,23,17,8,23,
      17,38,16,22,8,23,27,33,23,17,33,23,30,36,18,30,22,3,34,22,
      16,47,17,16,47,8,16,9,8,16,39,17,16,34,17,16,39,17,16,32,
      17,53,39,17,33,32,17,33,32,17,43,32,17,36,32,17,38,39,17,
      38,16,17,38,16,17,51,16,17,51,16,17,43,23,51,43,23,32,35,
      16,22,13,16,14,17,16,32,17,16,32,17,16,32,17,16,32,22,16,
      32,17,58,32,17,16,32,22,23,32,17,33,9,20,33,32,22,33,16,
      22,33,16,22,33,16,17,15,3,17,15,16,22,15,16,52,15,23,32,
      33,21,22,17,23,14,17,16,32,17,16,32,33,16,14,33,16,14,52,
      16,14,57,16,14,17,16,14,2,16,32,17,33,14,17,15,32,5,15,14,
      17,33,32,17,33,23,17,33,23,22,33,23,22,33,23,22,33,16,22,
      33,16,32,33,16,14,33,16,32,15,16,32,33,16,14,22,16,14,22,
      23,11,22,23,32,22,23,32,22,23,32,17,16,32,17,33,39,17,15,
      37,17,15,23,17,33,16,17,35,23,17,38,23,17,33,16,17,33,16,
      17,33,16,17,2,16,17,22,16,17,2,16,17,22,16,32,22,16,32,22,
      16,11,22,16,9,15,16,9,17,8,9,17,31,11,17,44,3,17,16,39,17,
      10,32,17,8,3,59,8,23,17,8,23,17,33,16,17,10,23,17,33,16,
      17,38,16,9,38,23,9,13,23,32,38,16,32,22,16,39,15,8,32,17,
      8,9,22,16,9,15,16,32,17,8,32,17,8,39,22,8,39,17,8,23,22,
      8,23,27,8,16,17,64,16,17,33,16,17,51,23,17,33,14,9,8,16,
      9,38,23,9,41,16,9,22,16,32,17,16,9,17,16,9,17,16,32,15,53,
      14,15,53,39,22,53,14,17,46,42,17,23,14,17,46,14,17,44,12,
      17,15,12,17,15,14,17,15,14,17,15,4,17,13,4,22,15,16,22,33,
      23,22,33};

     ZipFail()
     {
     }

     static void test(byte[] buf)
     {
         for(int i=0;i<testData.length;++i)
         {
             for(int j=0;j<32;j+=8)
             {
                 byte expected=(byte)((testData[i]>>j)&0xff);
                 if(buf[i*4 + j/8] != expected)
                 {
                     throw new RuntimeException
                         ("buf["+i+"*4+"+j+"/8]="+buf[i*4 + j/8]
                          +" not "+expected);
                 }
             }
         }
     }

     static void usage()
     {
         System.out.println("Usage: java ZipFail write|readzip|read");
         System.out.println(" 'write' creates test.zip with single");
         System.out.println(" entry test.dat");
         System.out.println(" 'readzip' reads the zip file and");
         System.out.println(" compares data with what was");
         System.out.println(" written.");
         System.out.println(" 'read' reads extracted test.dat file");
         System.out.println(" and compares data.");
         System.out.println("Bug is demonstrated by success of");
         System.out.println("'read' and failure of 'readzip'.");
     }

     public static void main(String[] args)
     {
         if(args.length != 1)
         {
             usage();
             return;
         }

         if(args[0].equalsIgnoreCase("write"))
         {
             try
             {
                 ZipOutputStream zo = new ZipOutputStream
                     (new FileOutputStream("test.zip"));
                 zo.setLevel(9);
                 zo.putNextEntry(new ZipEntry("test.dat"));
                 byte[] buf=new byte[4*testData.length];
                 for(int i=0;i<testData.length;++i)
                 {
                     for(int j=0;j<32;j+=8)
                     {
                         buf[i*4 + j/8]
                             = (byte)((testData[i]>>j)&0xff);
                     }
                 }
                 zo.write(buf,0,4*testData.length);
                 zo.close();
             }
             catch (Exception ex)
             {
                 throw new RuntimeException (ex);
             }
             return;
         }
         if(args[0].equalsIgnoreCase("readzip"))
         {
             try
             {
                 ZipInputStream zi = new ZipInputStream
                     (new FileInputStream("test.zip"));
                 zi.getNextEntry();
                 byte[]buf = new byte[4*testData.length];
                 zi.read(buf,0,4*testData.length);
                 zi.close();
                 test(buf);

             }
             catch (Exception ex)
             {
                 throw new RuntimeException (ex);
             }
         }
         if(args[0].equalsIgnoreCase("read"))
         {
             try
             {
                 FileInputStream fi =
                     new FileInputStream("test.dat");
                 byte[]buf = new byte[4*testData.length];
                 fi.read(buf,0,4*testData.length);
                 fi.close();
                 test(buf);

             }
             catch (Exception ex)
             {
                 throw new RuntimeException (ex);
             }
             return;
         }
         usage();
     }
}
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