public BoundingBox getBoundingBox() 
{
        return boundingBox;
}

 public short getNumberOfContours() 
{
        return numberOfContours;
}

 public  void initData(TrueTypeFont ttf,
    TTFDataStream data) throws IOException 
{
        numberOfContours = data.readSignedShort();
        boundingBox.setLowerLeftX( data.readSignedShort() );
        boundingBox.setLowerLeftY( data.readSignedShort() );
        boundingBox.setUpperRightX( data.readSignedShort() );
        boundingBox.setUpperRightY( data.readSignedShort() );
        /**if( numberOfContours  > 0 )
        {
            endPointsOfContours = new int[ numberOfContours ];
            for( int i=0; i< numberOfContours; i++ )
            {
                endPointsOfContours[i] = data.readUnsignedShort();
            }
            int instructionLength = data.readUnsignedShort();
            instructions = data.read( instructionLength );
            //BJL It is possible to read some more information here but PDFBox
            //does not need it at this time so just ignore it.
            //not sure if the length of the flags is the number of contours??
            //flags = new int[numberOfContours];
            //first read the flags, and just so the TTF can save a couples bytes
            //we need to check some bit masks to see if there are more bytes or not.
            //int currentFlagIndex = 0;
            //int currentFlag = 
        }*/
}

This will read the required data from the stream.

 public  void setBoundingBox(BoundingBox boundingBoxValue) 
{
        this.boundingBox = boundingBoxValue;
}

 public  void setNumberOfContours(short numberOfContoursValue) 
{
        this.numberOfContours = numberOfContoursValue;
}