Hi Richard, thanks for the answer. Yes, i have seen that article before, but this uses early binding with a com wrapper. Thats the easy way, but i am looking for late binding at runtime with no additionall assembly file, like this project uses. best K.
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Then use one of the existing libraries. Did you not state you did not want a dependency on things like SharpZipLib and DotNetZip?
Yes, i did and thats why i was prefering the late binding option to the shell zip functionality build into windows. As said, the entire thing should be running from a single exe file with no extra libs attached. the zip com extension is available from XP up to 10. using the GZip/Deflate classes in that namespace supporting .NET 2.0 would require to implement a full unzipper for zip containers in zip format like implemented in the helper classes available starting 4.5 FW. that would be a total overkill.
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I am not sure how this will help me to unpack a zip file into a folder. The example there only shows how to compress/decompress a single file with GZip compression. I am familiar with that mechanism and it would be overkill to reinvent a library from Deflate/GZip classes in .NET to create a unpacker for folders packet into a zip container file. The example works just fine on a single file, but not on a Zip archive.
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This is true in terms of availability of the namespace, but the unzipping zip file classes are available starting 4.5 FW. See for yourself: ZipFile Class (System.IO.Compression)[^]
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Hi Eddy, thanks for the answer. I forgot one thing to mention here, that the application is using the 2.0 .NET Framework and cant compiled against anything else for compatibility use with other libraries/references included. The System.IO.Compression needs at least 4.5 Framework. best K.
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Hi, i am looking for a way to extract the entire content of a zip file into a folder without using any external dependencies like Interop.Shell32.dll or 3rd-Party Libs like DotNetZip etc. The entire thing should run from within a single assembly. I personally would like to use the Windows build-in ZIP-Shell extension available from windows XP to Win10 by accessing it with preferably late binding via .NET/C#, but i am kinda stuck on how to do it and what the COM-Interfaces/Types for that should look like. :confused: Any help would be really higly appreciated. :thumbsup: best K.
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Hi, can someone please have a look at this: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vcgeneral/thread/01187549-46ce-4d9a-bd08-e1b478daf7ed I am a little desperate on that issue, because i dont know how to pass the interface to the function. On Vista+ it is the "CreateVssBackupComponentsInternal" in vssapi.dll On XP it is the "?CreateVssBackupComponents@@YGJPAPAVIVssBackupComponents@@@Z" in vssapi.dll Both expect a IVSSBackupComponents Interface, but with different guids (microsoft changed the interface from XP to vista, so they are incompatible) and slightly different implementation, which of course made the interface mutually exclusive on the platforms. As long as i use the implementation with the known guid from the headers on vista, seven and eight, all is perfectly fine, but the function call on the XP system does not accept my interface and says that the IID "{A4B0621E-CA3F-34A1-AD56-E9C4A2F56E8D}" does not support the interface (HRESULT: 0x80004002 (E_NOINTERFACE)). So i cant use the implementation with the "665C1D5F-C218-414D-A05D-7FEF5F9D5C86" on the XP function on the vssapi.dll The definitions can be found in the Volume Shadow Copy Service SDK 7.2 here: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=23490[^] Thanks in advance K.
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Hi, can someone tell me why setting Console.TreatControlCAsInput = true needs two times hitting the enter button to make the Console.ReadLine work. Is this really a bug and if yes, how can i simulate a useful ReadLine function that does work? Regards Kerem
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Hi, see here: http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread230544.html[^] Maybe there is something that you can use. If the build-in functions given in the .NET do not saticfy you applications need then you can try the examples given in the link above,... Regards Kerem
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