mp3 files with missing headers throws an exception

[todor]

1. Insert an mp3 audio file.
2. If the file is with missing or corrupted header, the media decoder native stops and throws an exception.

Fix:

• java - in the org.sophie2.main.media.natlib.decoder.MediaNativeBridge is added if clause to check whether returned response is ErrorResponse that contains "length < 0" substring in its message, which means that the packet read from the file is corrupted (mostly the header)...
• natives - in the media_decoder.h file in the decodeaudio3 method, the assert that used to check whether the decoding of the packet is successful is changed to if clause, and if it is corrupted/missing/ it throws an exception that is handled in the mainLoop of the native. A ErrorResponse with the exception message is returned to the java side.

A sample .mp3 file is added to this ticked in order to test the fix.
The patch with the changes is added.

[stefan]

sample mp3 with damaged/missing header

[pap]

• About the design I am not enough into natives but I dislike the way of using exeptions and especially the "e.getMessage().contains("length < 0")" thing.
• There are no native executables built for all platforms and I cannot neither test the fix nor integrate it.
  • The linux32 audio_output/audio_input in the stable-target are not working on my machine(4 bytes -> starting dummy output, because of device problems) whereas the old natives that are in org.sophie2.base.natlib work fine. (Even restarted my X server to make sure it's alright)
• The latter means that the stable-target is not stable at all and that's not nice.

[meddle]

Merged into the trunk at [7800].

[deyan]

Batch update from file query-10.csv