RandomAccessFile.readFully() hangs when you attempt to read n bytes and less than n bytes remain in the file.  The Java Application Programming Interface says that an EOFException should be thrown if end-of-file is reached while attempting to read from this file.  

Test case output:

sumba 85 =>java RAFTest
Length of file: 4
Contents of file: >0123<
readByte: 0
readByte: 1
Request 3 more bytes from the raf: readFully(0,3)...


Test case:

import java.io.*;

class RAFTest {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
	try {
		RandomAccessFile raf = new RandomAccessFile("test_raf", "rw");
		// Write 0123 into the raf.
		byte[] b = {0,1,2,3};
		raf.write(b);
		raf.close();

		// Print contents of the file.
		raf = new RandomAccessFile("test_raf", "r");
		byte[] b4 = {9,9,9,9};
		raf.read(b4);
		System.err.println("Length of file: " +raf.length());
		System.err.println("Contents of file: >" +b4[0]+b4[1]+b4[2]+b4[3]+ "<");
		raf.close();

		raf = new RandomAccessFile("test_raf", "r");
		byte[] b3 = {9,9,9};
		int off = 0;
		int len = 3;

		// Read first two bytes (01)
		System.err.println("readByte: " +raf.readByte());
		System.err.println("readByte: " +raf.readByte());

		// Attempt to read 3 bytes from the raf and put them into 
		// b3 starting at b3[0]. Note:  There are only two bytes 
		// left in the raf.
		//
		System.err.println("Request " +len+ " more bytes from the raf: readFully(" +off+ "," +len+ ")...");
		raf.readFully(b3, off, len);
		System.err.println("Result: >" + b3[0] + b3[1] + b3[2] + "<");
	}
	catch (IOException e) {
		System.err.println(e);
	}
   }
}