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    Franky Braem
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    Hi, what I need is a C++ class to read/write zipfiles(jar-files). The class may not use MFC, because I'm writing the application with WTL. Any suggestions ?

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      Hi, what I need is a C++ class to read/write zipfiles(jar-files). The class may not use MFC, because I'm writing the application with WTL. Any suggestions ?

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      Jeremy Davis
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      I realise that you don't want to use MFC but there is an MFC class on this site. This may be a start for you. Otherwise try the ZLib library avaiable from all over the place. HTH Jerry

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        I realise that you don't want to use MFC but there is an MFC class on this site. This may be a start for you. Otherwise try the ZLib library avaiable from all over the place. HTH Jerry

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        I saw the classes here at CodeProject. I don't know if it's difficult to remove the MFC-stuff. When I don't find another solution, I'll give it a try. I also saw ZLib, but I can't find any good documentation about it to use it in VC++.

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          I saw the classes here at CodeProject. I don't know if it's difficult to remove the MFC-stuff. When I don't find another solution, I'll give it a try. I also saw ZLib, but I can't find any good documentation about it to use it in VC++.

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          Try having another look at ZLib. It's not that difficult. t has some examples, one of which I think is in pure C++. There are other examples such as an ActiveX version. Jerry

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            I saw the classes here at CodeProject. I don't know if it's difficult to remove the MFC-stuff. When I don't find another solution, I'll give it a try. I also saw ZLib, but I can't find any good documentation about it to use it in VC++.

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            Try having another look at ZLib. It's not that difficult. It has some examples, one of which I think is in pure C++. There are other examples such as an ActiveX version. Jerry

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