Maximum size limit for bufferedInputStream

Hi All,
What is the maximum limit to set the size for bufferedInputStream while reading a file.
Default size is 1kb
Maximum limit = ???
Thanks in advance
Edited by: sunRP on Aug 11, 2009 3:15 AM

Looking at the source for 1.6.0_15 the default is 8192 and, other than the buffer size being greater than zero, there are no other constrains on the size so the limit will be the largest positive integer. Of course you may well run out of memory trying to allocate this amount of memory but ...

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