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RE: ZIP file save file extractor app design opinions requested
Thanks Brian, I may have these on the system. But ZIP still requires QSH
to function, and that was my main issue. Not sure if I want to use RPG
or CL to interact with the shell.
--Loyd
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Subject: Re: ZIP file save file extractor app design opinions requested
I know there is a jar utility which is a glorified ZIP file processor.
Is the best way to use it is via the QSH command? I want to avoid using
Java if possible.
You could use the actual zip utility. Here is a link to tell you how to
get it and how to make it work.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips0283.html
I have not tried it personally. I normally deal in tar files, not zip.
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