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These can be run via QShell, and are alternatives (you only need one of
them, not all of them)
With JAR:
jar -t httpapi.zip
With AJAR:
ajar -l httpapi.zip
With Info-Zip:
unzip -l httpapi.zip
With 7-Zip
7z l httpapi.zip
The last two (InfoZip/7-Zip) are not included with the system, but can
be installed for free in PASE. These last two options run the fastest,
by far, on my system. The 'jar' tool runs very, very slowly, on my
system (to the point where I find it nearly unusable)
These are run via the QShell interface, and can be run from a program
and output to a file if desired. (You could then read the file to read
the contents into a program.)
You could also run them with my (open source) UNIXCMD tool to make it
easy to read into a program without any need for a temporary file.
http://www.scottklement.com/unixcmd
-SK
On 5/17/2012 9:56 AM, fbocch2595@xxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Folks, we get zip files from a biz partner containing 1000 files. We want to see a listing of these 1000 files without unzipping the zip. Is that possible? If so, how?
Thanks, Frank
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