You are reading the same stream multiple times. After you read a stream fully, you cannot read it again. Do something like HttpResponse response = client.
Execute(request); HttpEntity entity = response.getEntity(); //stackoverflow.com/questions/1264709/conv... byte content = streamToByteArray(entity.getContent()); String ct = t. ParseToString(new ByteArrayInputStream(content)); System.out. Println(ct); Metadata md = new Metadata(); Reader r = t.
Parse(new ByteArrayInputStream(content), md); System.out. Println(md).
You are reading the same stream multiple times. After you read a stream fully, you cannot read it again. Do something like, HttpResponse response = client.
Execute(request); HttpEntity entity = response.getEntity(); //stackoverflow.com/questions/1264709/conv... byte content = streamToByteArray(entity.getContent()); String ct = t. ParseToString(new ByteArrayInputStream(content)); System.out. Println(ct); Metadata md = new Metadata(); Reader r = t.
Parse(new ByteArrayInputStream(content), md); System.out. Println(md).
And where we can use contents..? – Raihan Jamal Jul 16 at 3:24 updated, content is a byte – sbridges Jul 16 at 3:29 I have to create a method streamToByteArray or I have to include something.. As I am getting error on that... – Raihan Jamal Jul 16 at 3:34 stackoverflow. Com/questions/1264709/… – sbridges Jul 16 at 3:37 @sbridegs, thanks for your help.. Its working now... :) – Raihan Jamal Jul 16 at 3:40.
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