ZIP, JAR...
Categories: Compression
Author: /n software
Latest version: 8.0 BetaAdded 2007-10-31
File and streaming compression components.Features include:- Compression and archiving standards: Zip, Jar, Gzip and Tar- Streaming support during file compression/decompression- Delete individual files within and archive without decompressing the entire file- Zip file password encryption- List the contents of Zip files without having to decompress- Configurable compression level and performance optimization based on either speed or compression ratio- 128-bit, 192-bit, and 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption- Support for 64-bit architectures
Latest version: 6.4Added 2007-01-02
Java-based virtual file system that enables client applications to access ZIP, TAR and derivative archive types transparently as if they were just directories in a file's path name.Features include:- drop-in replacements for the java.io.File/FileInputStream/FileOutputStream classes.- Thread-safe: multiple threads can access the same archive file at the same time.- Unlimited nesting- Cryptography: Random Access Encryption Specification (RAES)- Ships with archive drivers for ZIP, TAR and all derivatives (JAR, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2, TZP, ...).- Extensible: can support additional archive types via a configurable archive driver architecture.- 100% Java
Latest version: 0.4Added 2005-09-07
Use the zipdiff tool when you need to compare the contents of two zip files. It is equally suited for comparing jar files, EAR files, WAR files or RAR files.
Latest version: 2.0Added 2005-06-27
Provides zip/unzip capability plus the ability to create self-extracting JAR files.If Java 2 is installed on a Windows PC (or Solaris) then clicking on a JAR will cause the Java program inside the JAR to run just as a Windows ".exe" file does. SE-Pro uses this property to allow you to create JAR files that can self-extract any files you choose to put inside them.SelftExtract-Pro JAR file options include: - The JAR can extract into the current directory or prompt for the destination directory - The JAR can have a password in which case it won't extract the files unless you can enter the password - The JAR can have a "extract-by" date after which the self-extractor won't function
