Merge "OPP: Truncating receiving filename"

import java.io.FileOutputStream;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.util.Random;

import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;

import java.nio.charset.Charset;

import android.content.ContentResolver;

import android.content.ContentValues;

    private static final boolean V = Constants.VERBOSE;

    private static String sDesiredStoragePath = null;

    /* To truncate the name of the received file if the length exceeds 245 */

    private static final int OPP_LENGTH_OF_FILE_NAME = 244;

    /** absolute store file name */

    public String mFileName;

            extension = filename.substring(dotIndex);

            filename = filename.substring(0, dotIndex);

        }

        if (D) Log.d(Constants.TAG, " File Name " + filename);

        if (filename.getBytes().length > OPP_LENGTH_OF_FILE_NAME) {

          /* Including extn of the file, Linux supports 255 character as a maximum length of the

           * file name to be created. Hence, Instead of sending OBEX_HTTP_INTERNAL_ERROR,

           * as a response, truncate the length of the file name and save it. This check majorly

           * helps in the case of vcard, where Phone book app supports contact name to be saved

           * more than 255 characters, But the server rejects the card just because the length of

           * vcf file name received exceeds 255 Characters.

           */

              Log.i(Constants.TAG, " File Name Length :" + filename.length());

              Log.i(Constants.TAG, " File Name Length in Bytes:" + filename.getBytes().length);

          try {

              byte[] oldfilename = filename.getBytes("UTF-8");

              byte[] newfilename = new byte[OPP_LENGTH_OF_FILE_NAME];

              System.arraycopy(oldfilename, 0, newfilename, 0, OPP_LENGTH_OF_FILE_NAME);

              filename = new String(newfilename, "UTF-8");

          } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {

              Log.e(Constants.TAG, "Exception: " + e);

          }

          if (D) Log.d(Constants.TAG, "File name is too long. Name is truncated as: " + filename);

        }

        filename = base.getPath() + File.separator + filename;

        // Generate a unique filename, create the file, return it.

        String fullfilename = chooseUniquefilename(filename, extension);