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InputStream data = realResponse.getEntity().getContent();
byte[] preview = new byte[100];
data.read(preview, 0, 100);

// Now I want to refer to the InputStream later on, but I want it from the beginning of the stream, not 100 bytes in. I tried mark() it at 100, and then reset() after I read the first 100 bytes, but that doesn't work either.

Any ideas? Probably a stupid mistake..just not seeing it.

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When you use mark() of the java.io.InputStream object you should check with the markSupported() method if your InputStream actually support using mark. According to the API the InputStream class doesn't, but the java.io.BufferedInputStream class does. Maybe you should embed your stream inside a BufferedInputStream object like:

InputStream data = new BufferedInputStream(realResponse.getEntity().getContent());
// data.markSupported() should return "true" now
data.mark(some_size);
// work with "data" now
...
data.reset();

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