PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET

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PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Tool

A .NET Zip library that provides the flexibility, security, performance, and support desired for efficiently integrating zip compression and encryption into your development projects. Includes many C# and VB code examples and samples. Here are some features not found in the .NET Framework.

archive1.PreservePath = true;
archive1.IncludeSubs = true;
archive1.ExcludePattern = "*.txt";
archive1.QuickZip("c:\\Test\\*.*", "c:\\test.zip");

Feature Overview

Flexibility and Ease-of-Use
  • WinZip, PKZIP, and UNIX gZip compatible
  • Three levels of compression/performance for diverse speed and size requirements
  • Compress/decompress files with a single "QuickZip" or "QuickUnzip" method call
  • Unicode filename support for international character sets
  • Stream support for zipping to and from memory
  • 64-bit OS support
High Performance
  • High-performance compression engine
  • Optimized "on the fly" streaming compression and inflation, without buffering to disk or memory
  • Add files without re-compressing the entire archive
  • Multi-threaded asynchronous functionality
  • Fully developed in managed C#
  • Zip or unzip data in real-time, as it is sent over the network
  • Create custom desktop, service, console, and ASP.NET web applications
Comprehensive Security
  • WinZip compatible security
  • Standard zip encryption support
  • AES encryption - 128-bit, 192-bit and 256-bit options
  • "On the fly" encryption and decryption
  • Fine-tune security on individual items in the archive

Samples & Code Snippets

To help give you a jumpstart with our component we have provided a comprehensive set of samples available for C# and VB.NET, as well as ASP.NET. These samples are applications demonstrating our zip compression components. Below are a few select samples:
  • StreamArchive
    Demonstrates compressing and decompressing data in memory
  • Streams
    Demonstrates compressing and decompressing streaming data
  • ZipManager
    Manages compressed files similar to WinZip
  • FolderArchive
    Demonstrates compressing multiple directories
View a full list of samples and code snippets on our code examples tab.

    Included with Zip Compression for .NET

      

    Feature Overview

    • 2 Components/Major Classes.
    • 6 Full Sample projects (in VB.NET, C#, ASP.NET, and Delphi 8).
    • Full MS Help 2.0 Documentation, including extensive examples and tutorials.
    • Free Introductory Support. 

      

    Features

    Flexibility and Ease-of-Use
    • WinZip, PKZIP, and UNIX gZip compatible
    • Three levels of compression/performance for diverse speed and size requirements
    • Compress/decompress files with a single "QuickZip" or "QuickUnzip" method call
    • Unicode filename support for international character sets
    • Stream support for zipping to and from memory
    • 64-bit OS support
    • Progress event for real-time monitoring of operations
    • Wildcard support for batch operations
    • Zip entire recursive directory trees
    • Fine-tune operations on individual items in the archive
    • Synchronous and asynchronous application design support
    • Create self-extracting executables
    • Span to multiple disks and split to multiple files on the same disk
    • Store data without compression
    • Fully compatible with Winzip encryption
    • Error handling using .NET exception classes
    High Performance
    • High-performance compression engine
    • Optimized "on the fly" streaming compression and inflation, without buffering to disk or memory
    • Add files without re-compressing the entire archive
    • Multi-threaded asynchronous functionality
    • Fully developed in managed C#
    • Zip or unzip data in real-time, as it is sent over the network
    • Create custom desktop, service, console, and ASP.NET web applications
    Comprehensive Security
    • WinZip compatible security
    • Standard zip encryption support
    • AES encryption - 128-bit, 192-bit and 256-bit options
    • "On the fly" encryption and decryption
    • Fine-tune security on individual items in the archive

      

    Components

    Class Description
    Archive Component This represents a collection of archive items and provides a standard Collection interface for manipulating the items in the collection. In addition, it provides the operations for data compression and decompression at the collection and item level.
    ArchiveItem Class This represents a single file or stream containing compressed or uncompressed data.

      

    Supported Environments

    All PowerTCP for .NET components and classes will operate on any Microsoft operating system that fully supports the Microsoft .NET Framework, including 64-bit Windows. .NET components are dependent on the Framework rather than a specific operating system. Products support .NET Framework versions 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 4.6 and 4.7. The components can be used with any .NET compliant language, including the following languages:

    Supported languages:
    • C#
    • VB.NET
    • Managed C++
    Tested in the following application environments:
    • Standard Windows desktop applications
    • Console applications
    • ASP.NET web applications and Web Sites
    • Windows service applications
    • Web service applications
    Tested in the following development environments:
    • Visual Studio .NET (2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015)

     

     

    PowerTCP for .NET components do not currently support execution within Silverlight. If you are interested in using Dart products within your Silverlight solution, contact support@dart.com for more options.

    Code Examples

    These PowerTCP Zip Compression for. NET code snippets can be copied and pasted into your project.

    Code Snippet Description
    Compress A Folder Demonstrates how zip the contents of a folder with progress.
    Decompress A Zip File Demonstrates how to unzip a zip file with progress.
    Encrypt Memory Streams Demonstrates how to zip/unzip and encrypt/decrypt data in memory.
    Self-Extracting File Demonstrates how to create a self-extracting zip file.

     

     

    Sample Projects Included

    Download the Zip Compression for .NET Trial Samples here.
    Download the Zip Compression for .NET Samples here.


    The samples are fully working applications in C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, and Delphi 8 and include complete source code.

    Sample Name Sample Description Languages
    FolderArchive Demonstrates compressing multiple directories. VB.NET, C#
    StreamArchive Demonstrates compressing and decompressing data in memory. VB.NET, C#
    Streams Demonstrates compressing and decompressing streaming data. VB.NET, C#
    Unzipper Demonstrates unzipping scenarios. VB.NET, C#
    WebArchive Demonstrates usage in ASP.NET VB.NET, C# (ASP.NET)
    ZipManager Manages compressed files similar to WinZip VB.NET, C#
    Zipper Demonstrates zipping scenarios. VB.NET, C#

     

     

    Product Release History for PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET

    The following is a list of public releases for all components shipped with PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET (Latest Release 2010-08-05) 

     

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET

       Current Version: 2.1.0.2

     

     

    2.1.0.2   Released: 2010-08-05


     

    • The self-extraction feature has been enhanced in a number of ways. First, it is now possible to direct the self-extraction to occur as soon as the file is opened (without need of user input). Second, a "silent" mode can be used, in which the extraction occurs automatically and no UI is presented to the user. Finally, it is now possible to specify a file to open immediately after extraction.
    • Zip Compression for .NET now supports .NET Framework 4 Client Profile.
    • Zip Compression for .NET has been updated with VS 2010 integration.

     

    Product fixes in this release:

    • Fixed the default value of the ExcludePattern property, which caused an error in some cases. (4884)
    • Archive now checks for a data descriptor when bit 3 is set to general flags. (4930)
    • Fixed an extraction issue when an AES 256 file was of a certain length. (4933)
    • Added better support for Unicode characters. (4958)
    • When a filename exceeds the system limit, an error is now correctly raised to the user. (4993)
    • Extracting a non-first file before the first file is extracted in a spanned archive no longer results in an error. (5000)
    • Uppercase 'Z' is now permitted in spanned file extensions. (5001)
    • Increased performance by decreasing time in which garbage collection is forced. (5025)
    • Fixed an issue with extracting spanned archives that have very small parts. (5068)
    • Fixed an issue with unzipping some very large files. (5168)
    • Providing an invalid standard encryption password now gives a more descriptive invalid password error. (5170)
    • Trying to extract a file with an incorrect password no longer creates a 0 byte file. (5272)
    • Writing directly to a Stream using Archive.Write has been fixed. (5331)

     

     

    2.0.2.3   Released: 2008-11-14


     

    • The new Archive.Delimiter property can be set when adding multiple sources to an archive with a single Add call. Perhaps more importantly, this also permits the adding of files and paths with commas, by changing from the default value of ",".

     

    Product fixes in this release:

    • A "Spanning cannot be used with self-extracting files" exception no longer occurs when a VS.NET 2005 or 2008 project is run after the Archive component is dragged onto a form. (4626)
    • Setting the archive Comment now works when using QuickZip. (4662)
    • Unzipping an archive that consists solely of an AES-encrypted 0 byte file no longer results in an error. (4721)
    • Files within an archive with Unicode names are now extracted correctly. (4722)
    • Zipping an opened file to a filename with differently cased letters no longer results in an error. (4736)
    • If an archive item decompressed to a stream, the stream is no longer closed if the Archive component is cleared. (4741)
    • Fixed an infinite loop issue that could occur if decompression was attempted on some malformed zip archives. (4760)
    • Zipping a 0 byte file using AES encryption now creates an archive that can be unzipped by other unzipping utilities. (4763)
    • Overwrite now works when it is passed in as a parameter of the Zip method. (4769)

     

     

    2.0.1.0   Released: 2008-03-06


     

    Product fixes in this release:

    • In VS.NET 2005+, the Archive component no longer throws a "Spanning cannot be used with self-extracting files" error after placing it on a form and building with default values. (4626)

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET features compared with .NET Framework 4.0 (Visual Studio 2010)

     

    Feature Visual Studio Zip Compression for .NET
    Produces standard zip files compatible with WinZip and PKZIP -
    Unzips standard zip archives including Windows compressed folders -
    Reduces size of already-compressed files, such as jpg and mp3 -
    Handles files greater than 4 GB in size -
    Encrypts files with AES (128, 192, 256) or standard zip encryption -
    Includes multiple compression/performance levels -
    Generates self-extracting archives -
    Creates spanned and split archives -
    Updates user on progress of compression or decompression -

     

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    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET features

     

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Archive Component

    Use Dart's Archive component within the .NET Framework to compress, decompress, and encrypt files and streams.

    The Archive component provides both high-level ease of use for those developers who just want to write code as quickly as possible, and low-level power for those developers who require finer control. Features include:

    • Quickly compress a single file (or multiple files using wildcards...including recursive directory trees) with a single line of code.
    • Quickly decompress files with only a single line of code.
    • Compress to or from files or streams.
    • Customize the level of compression (high, medium, or low) based on your speed and size requirements.
    • Encrypt the output data using standard zip encryption.
    • Create a self-extracting zip file.
    • Supports spanning.
    • Manipulate the files in the archive on a global level (i.e. unzip all files at once, assign a comment to all files at once, etc) or on a file level (i.e. unzip a single file contained in the archive, assign the comment on a single file in the archive, etc).
    • C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, and Delphi .NET sample projects included.
    • Integrates with Visual Studio 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012
    • .NET Framework 4 Client Profile compatible
     
    Interface

     

    Public Constructors
    Archive Overloaded. Initialize a new instance of the Archive class.
    Public Properties
    Comment Gets or sets the comment for the entire collection.
    CompressionLevel Gets or sets the compression level for data compression.
    ContainsListCollection Gets a value indicating whether the collection is a collection of IList objects.
    Count Gets the number of ArchiveItem objects within the Archive.
    DefaultCompressionMethod Gets or sets the default compression algorithm used for data compression.
    DefaultEncryption Gets or sets the encryption algorithm used for the the entire collection.
    ExcludePattern Gets or sets the files to exclude when using wildcards.
    Format Gets the file format used for the archive file.
    IncludeSubs Gets or sets whether subdirectories are included when using wildcards.
    IsSynchronized Gets a value indicating whether access to the ICollection is synchronized (thread-safe).
    Item Gets or sets the object at the specified index.
    Overwrite Gets or sets a value which determines how files are overwritten when decompressing files.
    Password Gets or sets the encryption password for the entire archive.
    PreservePath Gets or sets a value which determines if file paths are preserved when creating a compressed archive.
    ProgressSize Gets or sets the frequency to raise the Progress event.
    SelfExtractConfiguration Gets or sets a SelfExtractConfiguration object, which is used to define the specification of a self-extraction operation.
    SpanConfiguration Gets or sets a SpanConfiguration object, which is used to span or split an archive over several volumes.
    SyncRoot Gets an object that can be used to synchronize access to the Archive.
    Tag Gets or sets an object reference that can be used to associate this instance with any other.
    TempFileDirectory Gets or sets a value inidicating the directory to store any temp files created during compression operations.
    VolumeLabel Gets or sets the volume label
    Public Methods
    Abort Abort the current operation
    Add Add a file or multiple files to the archive.
    BeginQuickUnzip Asynchronously load a compressed stream and unzip in one step.
    BeginQuickZip Asynchronously add a file or files and zip in one step.
    BeginUnzip Asynchronously decompress the items in the current collection to the specified directory
    BeginZip Asynchronously compress the items in the current collection and generate a zip archive that is written to a Stream.
    Clear Removes all elements from the ArrayList.
    CopyTo Copies the entire ArrayList to a compatible one-dimensional Array, starting at the specified index of the target array.
    GetEnumerator Returns an enumerator for the collection.
    GetList Returns an IList that can be bound to a data source from an object that does not implement an IList itself.
    Insert Insert one or more files into the collection starting from the specified index.
    Open Opens a compressed file and populates the Archive collection to reflect the items in the compressed file.
    QuickUnzip Open a compressed file archive and uncompress in one step.
    QuickZip Add a file or files and compress in one step where the destination is a Stream.
    RemoveAt Removes the element at the specified index of the collection.
    RemoveRange Removes a range of elements from the ArrayList.
    Reset Remove the elements in the collection and reset all of the properties of the collection to their defaults.
    Unzip Decompress the items in the current collection to the specified directory
    Zip Compress the items in the current collection and generate a zip archive to the destination stream
    Public Events
    BusyChanged This event is raised when the Busy property in the Archive component gets changed.
    Disk This event is raised when a new removable media volume is needed during a spanning process.
    EndUnzip This event is raised when an asynchronous Unzip operation completes
    EndZip This event is raised when an asynchronous zip operation completes
    Exception This event is raised when an Exception condition occurs during an Archive-level operation.
    Progress This event is raised periodically to indicate the progress of the current compression or decompression activity.
    SpanProgress This event is raised periodically to indicate the progress of a spanning operation.

     

     

    Compress Multiple Files Code Example

    This example demonstrates compressing multiple files into a single zipped file.

     

    VB.NET Example
    ' Add some files to the archive
    Archive1.Add("C:\temp\file1.txt")
    Archive1.Add("C:\temp\file2.txt")
    Archive1.Add("C:\temp\file3.txt")

    ' Compress them
    Archive1.Zip("C:\temp\archive.zip")

     

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    Compress Folder Code Example

    The following C# example demonstrates compression of a folder using the Archive component. The archive is AES 256 encrypted. Progress is provided during the operation.

     

    private void buttonZip_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        try
        {
            //Encrypt the zip file using AES 256.
            archive1.DefaultEncryption = Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.Encryption.Aes256Bit;
            archive1.Password = "321!thisIsMyPassword";

            //Add a folder to the zip file.
            //Include subfolders, preserve paths, and do not include txt files.
            archive1.IncludeSubs = true;
            archive1.PreservePath = true;
            archive1.ExcludePattern = "*.txt";
            archive1.Add("c:\\MyFiles\\*");

            //Create the zip file.
            archive1.Zip("c:\\MyArchive\\myZipFile.zip");
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            //Display message if operation encounters an error.
            textWarnings.AppendText("Error: " + ex.Message + Environment.NewLine);
        }
    }

    private void archive1_Progress(object sender, Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.ProgressEventArgs e)
    {
        //Show zip progress for each item in the folder.
        progressItem.Maximum = 100;
        double itemPercent = ((double)e.ProcessedItemBytes / (double)e.Item.Size) * 100;
        progressItem.Value = Convert.ToInt16(itemPercent);

        //Show zip progress for the entire folder.
        progressTotal.Maximum = 100;
        double totalPercent = ((double)e.ProcessedTotalBytes / (double)e.TotalBytes) * 100;
        progressTotal.Value = Convert.ToInt16(totalPercent);
    }

    private void archive1_Exception(object sender, Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.ExceptionEventArgs e)
    {
        //Display any warnings that occur during the operation.
        textWarnings.AppendText("Warning: " + archive1[e.Index].Name + " - " +
            e.Exception.Message + Environment.NewLine);
    }

     

     The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Compress a Folder example is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

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    Decompress Zip File Example

    The following example demonstrates decompression of a zip file using the Archive component. The archive is AES 256 encrypted. Progress is provided during the operation.

     

    private void buttonUnzip_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        try
        {
            //Open a zip file to decompress.
            archive1.Open("c:\\MyArchive\\myZipFile.zip");

            //Decrypt the zip file using AES 256.
            archive1.DefaultEncryption = Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.Encryption.Aes256Bit;
            archive1.Password = "321!thisIsMyPassword";

            //Decompress the file, preserving paths.
            archive1.PreservePath = true;
            archive1.Unzip("c:\\MyFiles");
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            //Display message if operation encounters an error.
            textWarnings.AppendText("Error: " + ex.Message + Environment.NewLine);
        }
    }

    private void archive1_Progress(object sender, Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.ProgressEventArgs e)
    {
        //Show zip progress for each item in the folder.
        progressItem.Maximum = 100;
        double itemPercent = ((double)e.ProcessedItemBytes / (double)e.Item.Size) * 100;
        progressItem.Value = Convert.ToInt16(itemPercent);

        //Show zip progress for the entire folder.
        progressTotal.Maximum = 100;
        double totalPercent = ((double)e.ProcessedTotalBytes / (double)e.TotalBytes) * 100;
        progressTotal.Value = Convert.ToInt16(totalPercent);
    }

    private void archive1_Exception(object sender, Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.ExceptionEventArgs e)
    {
        //Display any warnings that occur during the operation.
        textWarnings.AppendText("Warning: " + archive1[e.Index].Name + " - " +
        e.Exception.Message + Environment.NewLine);
    }

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Compress a Folder example is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

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    Encrypt Memory Streams Example

    The following C# example demonstrates compression and AES encryption of data in memory by utilizing the Stream interface of the archive component.

     

    private void buttonTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //Test the encrypt and decrypt functions with a simple data string.
        string data = "Hello, this is my data to be encrypted!";
        string encryptedData = encrypt(data, "pass123!");
        string decryptedData = decrypt(encryptedData, "pass123!");
        MessageBox.Show("Original Data: " + decryptedData + Environment.NewLine +
            "Processed Data: " + decryptedData);
    }

    private string encrypt(string data, string password)
    {
        //Write the data to a stream.
        byte[] buffer = System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(data);
        MemoryStream source = new MemoryStream(buffer);
        source.Position = 0;

        //Encrypt the data using AES 256.
        archive1.DefaultEncryption = Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.Encryption.Aes256Bit;
        archive1.Password = password;

        //Add the data to the archive.
        archive1.Clear();
        archive1.Add(source);

        //Compress and encrypt the data to a stream.
        MemoryStream result = new MemoryStream();
        archive1.Zip(result);

        //Read the stream to a buffer.
        result.Position = 0;
        buffer = new byte[result.Length];
        result.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);

        //Return compressed and encrypted data as a string.
        //Note that smaller strings (with fewer than approx 200 bytes)
        //will not result in smaller strings due to zip overhead.
        return System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetString(buffer);
    }

    private string decrypt(string data, string password)
    {
        //Write the data to a stream.
        byte[] buffer = System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(data);
        MemoryStream source = new MemoryStream(buffer);
        source.Position = 0;

        //Decrypt the data using AES 256.
        archive1.DefaultEncryption = Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.Encryption.Aes256Bit;
        archive1.Password = password;

        //Open the compressed and encrypted data in the archive.
        archive1.Clear();
        archive1.Open(source);

        //Decompress and decrypt data to a stream.
        MemoryStream result = new MemoryStream();
        archive1[0].Unzip(result);

        //Read the stream to a buffer.
        result.Position = 0;
        buffer = new byte[result.Length];
        result.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);

        //Return decompressed and decrypted data as a string.
        return System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetString(buffer);
    }

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Compress a Folder example is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

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    Self-Extracting File Example

    The following C# example demonstrates creation of a self-extracting file using the Archive component.

     

    private void buttonCreateSelfExtract_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        try
        {
            //Add a folder to the zip file.
            //Include subfolders and preserve paths.
            archive1.IncludeSubs = true;
            archive1.PreservePath = true;
            archive1.Add("c:\\MyFiles\\*");

            //Set the self-extract parameters.
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration = new SelfExtractConfiguration();
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.CodePage = archive1.Encoding.CodePage;
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.Caption = "My Self-Extracting File";
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.Behavior = SelfExtractBehavior.UserInteractive;

            //No extracted file opened after archive is unzipped.
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.FileToExecute = "";

            //Default overwrite behavior (can be changed by user).
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.Overwrite = Overwrite.Always;
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.EnableOverwrite = true;

            //Paths are preserved (cannot be changed by user).
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.PreservePath = true;
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.EnablePreservePath = false;

            //Path to archive to (can be changed by user).
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.Path = "c:\\YourFiles";
            archive1.SelfExtractConfiguration.EnablePath = true;

            //Create the zip file.
            archive1.Zip("c:\\MyArchive\\mySelfExtractingFile.exe");
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            //Display message if operation encounters an error.
            textWarnings.AppendText("Error: " + ex.Message + Environment.NewLine);
        }
    }

    private void archive1_Exception(object sender, Dart.PowerTCP.Zip.ExceptionEventArgs e)
    {
        //Display any warnings that occur during the operation.
        textWarnings.AppendText("Warning: " + archive1[e.Index].Name + " - " +
        e.Exception.Message + Environment.NewLine);
    }

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Compress a Folder example is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

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    Folder Archive Example

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Folder Archive sample demonstrates many routine Zip functions:

     

    • Zip folders with the option of including sub-folders
    • Split archives into multiple files
    • Span archives over multiple disks
    • Specify the size of the split or spanned parts

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Folder Archiver Sample Screenshot

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression .NET Folder Archiver sample is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

     

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    Stream Archive Sample

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Stream Archive sample demonstrates many routine Zip functions:

     

    • Compress data in memory without using files on disk
    • Open and zip file data to compressed memory streams
    • Deflate compressed memory to files or streams
    • Add and remove data streams within a zip archive

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Stream Archiver Sample Screenshot

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression .NET Stream Archive sample is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

     

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    Streams Sample

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Streams sample demonstrates many routine Zip functions:

     

    • Compress data "on-the-fly" as it is written in real-time
    • Deflate data as it is read in real-time
    • Encrypt and decrypt secure data streams
    • Display progress as the data is written or read

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Streams Sample Screenshot

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression .NET Streams sample is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

     

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    Unzipper Sample 

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Unzipper sample demonstrates many routine Zip functions:

     

    • Select and open zip files for decompression
    • Select the destination directory of the archived files
    • Preserve folder structure or extract to a flat directory
    • Overwrite or skip existing files
    • Present progress of individual files and the archive as a whole

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Unzipper Sample Screenshot

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression .NET Unzipper sample is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

     

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    Zipper Sample

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Zipper example demonstrates many routine Zip functions:

     

    • Add and remove files from the archive
    • Zip the files to a selected location on disk
    • Present compression and attribute information for the files in the archive
    • Optionally preserve the paths of files as they are added
    • Provide encryption and compression level options
    • Present progress as the files are compressed

    PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET Zipper Sample Screenshot

     

    The PowerTCP Zip Compression .NET Zipper sample is included with a trial installation of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET. To download a trial please visit the PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET product page.

     

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