Issues parsing PST using PSTFile byte array constructor

[rjohnsondev]

Issues parsing PST using PSTFile byte array constructor

[rjohnsondev]

So this looks like it is caused by java padding larger data types with set bits if the value of the smaller data type has the most significant bit set. ie:

    System.out.println(((int)(byte)0xFF) == 0xffffffff); // true
    System.out.println(((int)(byte)0xFF) < 0); // true

this should do the trick: ebd1d8d

If you are able to confirm that this work for you @jvanvalkenburgh, let me know and I'll merge the branch.

[pineapplemachine]

I unfortunately do not have an environment set up to check for myself, but it seems plausible that the failure could be occurring here as a result of an integer overflow in the seek method, which might be resolved by replacing all occurrences of int in PSTByteFileContent.java with long. (Though that seems doubtful, given that the maximum size of an array in Java appears to be less than the highest representable value using an int.) Perhaps it's possible that not all of the data is being correctly stored in the array, or that some data is being stored incorrectly?

[rjohnsondev]

okay, I think I've been able to replicate; will let you know what I find.

[pineapplemachine]

Java just keeps on surprising me with its bizarre design decisions

[jvanvalkenburgh]

Thank you so much! Indeed this fixed the issue, and now the results are the same regardless of constructor method.
I really appreciate the rapid help, and my thanks for an excellent library. Regards, Jason

[weyndahir]

this is a great work, I have quick question I am not seeing in your code the exchange server properties how you connecting the server?

[rawadmarji]

can we have a new release to fix this issue