[WebServer.java] close opened file descriptors properly #60
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CWE-404
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Hmm, will need to test to make sure the Response object being returned by the method doesn't expect the fis to still be available. This is probably good though. Thanks! |
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Yeah, this doesn't work. We need to keep the stream open in order to handle the chunked response. |
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🐛 label: resource-leak
Greetings,
Calling
fis.close();here will ensure here will ensure the file descriptor is properly disposed of and we will not run out of resources for more files. Even if it's closed automatically by the system when exiting the process, we believe you should releasefiswhen done with it.Signed-off-by: Bryon Gloden, CISSP® cissp@bryongloden.com