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Hi, I tested the SharpZipLib and I find that this is a great tool. But there is a problem when I unzip a ZIP-file with only one zipped file inside. By using the following lines : Dim s As New ZipInputStream(File.OpenRead(Archive)) theEntry = s.GetNextEntry 'this line is include in a loop An error like...
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FrankB
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09-19-2007
Filed under: File extraction, #ZipLib, Decompress ZIP VB.NET, ExtraData, deflate
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Maybe its because I have been programming all day and a good portion of last night. But I keep bumping my head at this. Can someone suggest to me what I need to do to take a string which is the deflated file and then use #ziplib to inflate it and save it as its uncompressed file self. Any ideas... I...
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jasdever
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08-24-2007
Filed under: #ZipLib, deflate
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This seems like it should be a fairly simple exercise but I've spent a day or more trying to get the contents of a MemoryStream compressed. I have an input Memory Stream and I want to compress it and allow the user to download it and using standard XP zip to unzip it. The below function is supposed...
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PaulClarke
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12-07-2007
Filed under: #ZipLib, sharpZipLib, deflate
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Just downloaded yesterday and began reading the Help and looking at the samples... In VB.NET (VS2005), I need to compress an array of bytes on one system and uncompress that byte array on another system. Both the compress and decompress must be in-memory operations (no "zip files" involved...
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dtnpsi
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03-14-2008
Filed under: #ZipLib, New Need Help, uncompress, deflate
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I've not (yet) looked at it in the depth that you have, but I am having the same issue on some streams. I know the code is otherwise working because a majority of the streams decode without error. Sorry, not much help at the moment, but I'll report back if I learn anything new.
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kweinert
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06-05-2008
Filed under: deflate, RFC 1950, PDF spec 1.7 /FLATEDECODE SharpZipLib, 1951
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Hi, I am hitting my head at the wall and pulling my hair trying to figure out why since the xap format is a .zip file, I can't extract any files from it using the SharpZipLib (which by the way is great!). I get a message saying the compression method is not supported (256), I have tried to look for...
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SilverlightDeveloper
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08-10-2008
Filed under: Using #ZipLib, #ZipLib, Decompress ZIP VB.NET, ZipException, sharpZipLib, sharpziplib list files getnextentry cf, uncompress, deflate, ziped file, Wrong Local header signature, #ZipLib gzip
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Update: I uncompressed the stream a second time and got valid data; but when I pass the headers back I have an invalid charter line 1 position 1 of 0x1F Any thouthts on how to deal with this?
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BruceStevenson
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01-16-2008
Filed under: #ZipLib, Invalid characters, Decompress ZIP VB.NET, gzip, deflate
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