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- Article · .NET Core
Creating a File Zip Functionality in ASP.NET Core Web API
Creating a file zip functionality in an ASP.NET Core Web API involves several steps. In this article, we will go through each step, including setting up the project, creating the API endpoint, and generating a zip file containing multiple files.
- Article · Visual Basic .NET
Compress Folders with Visual Basic and the SharpZipLib in VB.NET
This article shall describe an approach that may be used to collect files from multiple locations and zip them up into a single zipped folder. The code contained in the sample project may be useful.
- Article · Visual Basic .NET
Opening Jars with Visual Basic
This article shall describe an approach that may be used to extract Jar files.
- Article · Windows Forms
Compress Folders with C# and SharpZipLib
Learn how to use SharpZipLib in a C# Windows Forms application to collect files from multiple locations and create a ZIP archive for storage or upload.
- Article · Cryptography in VB.NET
Compress Folders with Visual Basic and the SharpZipLib
This article shall describe an approach that may be used to collect files from multiple locations and zip them up into a single zipped folder. The code contained in the sample project may be useful if one needs to gather up multiple files, zip them up, and then do something with them such as upload the zipped files to a server location for storage or processing. The application uses the SharpZipLib for the basis of the compression function.
- Article · Visual Basic Language
Opening Jars with Visual Basic
This article shall describe an approach that may be used to extract Jar files. Jars are merely files compressed using zip compression; the primary difference between a standard trash zip file and a jar file is that the jar file includes a manifest; also a true jar files can be run as an executable on a machine equipped with the java runtime. Jars typically contain java class files; if you have some need to extract a jar and view its contents, it is no more difficult to do that than it is to unzip a normal zip file.
- Article · C#
Opening Jars with C#
This article shall describe an approach that may be used to extract Jar files. Jars are merely files compressed using zip compression; the primary difference between a standard trash zip file and a jar file is that the jar file includes a manifest; also a true jar files can be run as an executable on a machine equipped with the java runtime.
