Fails to parse valid JSON about dsl-json HOT 5 CLOSED

I'll prepare another test case.

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Why do you pass 16 as length instead of actual string length in utf8 bytes?

You should be doing something along the lines of

bytes[] json = "<snippet>".getBytes("UTF-8");
final Map deserialize = dsl.deserialize(Map.class, json, json.length);

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btw. tnx for the bug report regarding StringIndexOutOfBoundsException. That's an unexpected exception which is now fixed.

btw2. the reason why there is no deserialize(Class, String) API is to discourage use of String. But I guess I could provide helper method for input bytes without asking for length (although thats not much better than String - since it does not encourage reuse)

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It appeared to be a small typo in the JSON that caused the original problem.
Everything works just fine now!

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