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I was writing in GZIP format during which JVM crashed. So the file was corrupted and when I tried to read from the file it said, "Unexpected End of ZLIB ...". Is there any way
1. to recover these types of GZIP files? 2. to handle kill -9 signal using java
kill -9 kills the process without giving it a chance to close gracefully. If you use a less abrupt method to close your application then you can use shutdown hooks.
I don't think the file can be recovered.
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If i wanna recover any corrupt gzip file what should i do while reading?
"download managers" keep track of the number of bytes sent to the client and then if the connection is reset, they send a HTTP request asking to restart from the point the previous request stopped. I guess you would need to look closer into this and implement it in Java.
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