Examples of codec.asn1.ASN1BitString.decode()

codec.asn1.ASN1BitString.decode()
Decodes this instance. After decoding, this method restores the mode (named bits vs no named bits) of this instance to the one it had before decoding. This is to maintain the original mode while assuring that encoded values are identical to decoded ones even if the encoding. @param dec The decoder which is used to decode @throws IOException if an I/O error occures

     * X.decode(dec). The latter takes into consideration any
     * special decoding steps (such as optimizations) done by the
     * decoded class in its decode method. Not of importance with a
     * bitstring, but in other classes. --volker roth
     */
    bits.decode(dec);
    bais.close();


    res = bits.getBits();
      } catch (Exception e) {
    System.out.println("Internal Error.Shouldnt happen");

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        try
        {
            /* Decode the data in the input stream and stored it in
             * newAsn1Object.
             */
            newAsn1Object.decode(decoder);


            /* Close the stream.
             */
            decoder.close();
        }

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     * Switched decoding to the correct way of doing it, which is to
     * take the ASN.1 object and to call its decode() method, rather
     * than calling readX() methods of the decoder. --volker roth
     */
    dec = new DERDecoder(bais);
    seq.decode(dec);
    bais.close();


    if (ca.isTrue()) {
        /*
         * Replaced long->string->int parsing with a simpler method

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        for (int i = 0; i < validBitstring.length; i++) {
            DerInputStream in = new DerInputStream(
                    (byte[]) validBitstring[i][1]);


            BitString expected = (BitString) validBitstring[i][0];
            BitString decoded = (BitString) asn1.decode(in);


            assertEquals("Testcase: " + i, expected.unusedBits,
                    decoded.unusedBits);


            assertTrue("Testcase: " + i, Arrays.equals(expected.bytes,

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        for (int i = 0; i < validBitstring.length; i++) {
            DerInputStream in = new DerInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(
                    (byte[]) validBitstring[i][1]));


            BitString expected = (BitString) validBitstring[i][0];
            BitString decoded = (BitString) asn1.decode(in);


            assertEquals("Testcase: " + i, expected.unusedBits,
                    decoded.unusedBits);


            assertTrue("Testcase: " + i, Arrays.equals(expected.bytes,

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        for (int i = 0; i < validBitstring.length; i++) {
            DerInputStream in = new DerInputStream(
                    (byte[]) validBitstring[i][1]);


            BitString expected = (BitString) validBitstring[i][0];
            BitString decoded = (BitString) asn1.decode(in);


            assertEquals("Testcase: " + i, expected.unusedBits,
                    decoded.unusedBits);


            assertTrue("Testcase: " + i, Arrays.equals(expected.bytes,

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        for (int i = 0; i < validBitstring.length; i++) {
            DerInputStream in = new DerInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(
                    (byte[]) validBitstring[i][1]));


            BitString expected = (BitString) validBitstring[i][0];
            BitString decoded = (BitString) asn1.decode(in);


            assertEquals("Testcase: " + i, expected.unusedBits,
                    decoded.unusedBits);


            assertTrue("Testcase: " + i, Arrays.equals(expected.bytes,

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