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The length header counted UTF-16 chars from String.length(), while the payload writes UTF-8 bytes. Any column name outside ASCII made the declared length too small, so clients stopped reading mid-message and lost sync with the wire protocol. Encode the column names once in the constructor and derive both the length and the payload from those bytes, so the two cannot drift apart.
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The length header counted UTF-16 chars from String.length(), while the payload writes UTF-8 bytes. Any column name outside ASCII made the declared length too small, so clients stopped reading mid-message and lost sync with the wire protocol.
Encode the column names once in the constructor and derive both the length and the payload from those bytes, so the two cannot drift apart.