>That would work - however ideally I'd want to skip the first
>six bytes and
>read in the next two. And in some cases I `may not know how
>many bytes I
>need to skip - in the case of a jpeg I need to read in lots of
>data or skip
>lots of data.
Does the markSupported() return true ? Probably not if it's a 'live' stream
from a web page form.
Have you tried creating a PushbackInputStream from the InputStream ?
Also if you're skipping around, trying to find the image size for JPEG's
(GIF is, as you now know the easy one ;-) you should also know how much
you've currently ready to be able to write that out, then continue with the
rest of the original stream.
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