ZIP, JAR...
Categories: Compression
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
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: 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
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.
