What Do I Need to Read Data from Any File Type?

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So, your goal is to decompress a compressed binary and recover the original payload. What I will now discuss is some details of the decompression process. How this is done First, we need to get the “base64 representation” of the input binary data (binary blob). This can be done with a simple call to Base64Decode(). Base64Encoder b_encoder = new Base64Encoder(); ByteArrayOutputStream b_raw = new ByteArrayOutputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream()); ByteArrayStream BS_output = new ByteArrayStream(“UTF-8”); EncodingMode encoder = new EncodingMode. EncodeAsASCII; b_encode = b_encoder.encodeBase64(b_raw); byte[] b = b_encoded_bytes.petabytes(); System.array copy(b_raw, 0, b.length, 0, b_raw.length); As you can see, a stream outputted the encoded bytes to an array called base64_encode_stream. Now, let's decompress it. In Java IO.decompress or. Decompressed_bytes = Base64Decode(BS_output, null, null); The decoded payload should be stored as the stream output of the compressed decompressed data. Note how the “base64” string is encoded in UTF-8, an encoding reserved for human-readable information. We can also use byte[] strings.