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Subject: Re: NumberFormatException on initializePropsFromServer

Subject: Re: NumberFormatException on initializePropsFromServer

2007-09-16       - By Mark Matthews

 Back
>
> Here are the likely offenders from the Connection source:
>
> this.netBufferLength = Integer.parseInt((String)
> this.serverVariables.get("net_buffer_length"));
>
> this.maxAllowedPacket = Integer.parseInt((String)
> this.serverVariables.get("max_allowed_packet"));
>
> The code is clearly not ready for the server to return "" for these
> variables.

Madox,

Interesting. I've _never_ seen the server return "" for those variables,
and it's not ever supposed to return "" for those variables, which is why
there's no defensive code around that. I suppose the driver could "punt"
when it runs into this situation, but I smell a memory overwrite condition
somwehere in the server.

Is this issue reproducible?

  -Mark

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