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I have situation where AbstractHttpSenderConnection.getResponseMessage() returns null which results in NullPointerException at AbstractHttpSenderConnection.getErrorMessage() due to the construcor of StringBuffer ( when passed String to the StringBuffer it tries to get it's length ) I can't imagine why null is not casted to "null"
StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(getResponseMessage());