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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T00:15:03+00:00 2026-05-15T00:15:03+00:00

Im trying to parse a Soap ProbeMatch message with XMLPullParser. I receive this via

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Im trying to parse a Soap ProbeMatch message with XMLPullParser. I receive this via UDP Multicast. I use the following code to receive it.

byte[] buf = new byte[1900];
DatagramPacket packet = new DatagramPacket(buf, buf.length);

mSocket.receive(packet);

// Damn ugly....
String data = new String(packet.getData())

If i convert the byte[] to String the Parser doesnt eat it… Are there any more elegant ways to do this?

When i print the xml (as String), i get the unused bytes at the end of the String:

</s12:Envelope>À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?À?
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    2026-05-15T00:15:03+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 12:15 am

    First off, I think you’ll want to construct the String as follows:

    String data = new String(packet.getData(), 
                             packet.getOffset(), 
                             packet.getLength());
    

    As to there being a better way. AIUI not really, though there might be a third party API out there that makes filling/emptying the datagrams a bit easier, as all the byte packing is very fiddly.

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