Fixed newly introduced bug where by a blocking channel deadlocks because all content was read, but we attempted to read more anyway.

Foundation Web Application/src/com/foundation/web/StreamedContent.java

@@ -127,15 +127,36 @@ public int get(ByteBuffer buffer) {
 				}//else//
 			}//if//
 			else {
+				boolean readFromChannel = this.buffer.remaining() == 0;
+				
 				//Lazily create a buffer if necessary.//
 				if(this.buffer == null) {
 					this.buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(2000);
 				}//if//
 				
-				//Read as many bytes from the channel as possible.//
-				this.buffer.compact();
-				channel.read(this.buffer);
-				this.buffer.flip();
+				//If there are bytes remaining in this.buffer AND we are about to read a new chunk header THEN figure out if we have at least enough bytes to read the chunk header (don't read more from the stream if true - could cause a deadlock, otherwise read more since there must be more to read).//
+				if(!readFromChannel && chunkSize == 0) {
+					StringBuffer chunkHeader = new StringBuffer(100);
+					this.buffer.mark();
+					
+					//Read the next chunk header.//
+					while(this.buffer.hasRemaining() && (chunkHeader.length() < 2 || !(chunkHeader.charAt(chunkHeader.length() - 2) == '\r' && chunkHeader.charAt(chunkHeader.length() - 1) == '\n'))) {
+						chunkHeader.append((char) this.buffer.get());
+					}//while//
+					
+					this.buffer.reset();
+					
+					//If a chunk header was not readable then do read from the channel.//
+					readFromChannel = chunkHeader.length() < 2 || !(chunkHeader.charAt(chunkHeader.length() - 2) == '\r' && chunkHeader.charAt(chunkHeader.length() - 1) == '\n');
+				}//if//
+				
+				//Only attempt a read IF there are no bytes in this.buffer OR we are reading the next chunk header and there are insufficient bytes in this.buffer to do so.//
+				if(readFromChannel) {
+					//Read as many bytes from the channel as possible.//
+					this.buffer.compact();
+					channel.read(this.buffer);
+					this.buffer.flip();
+				}//if//
 				
 				//Check to see if the chunk ends within this buffer.//
 				if(this.buffer.remaining() > chunkSize) {