Asankha C. Perera wrote:
Hi Filip
I am in the process of getting TrueZip uploaded to Maven2
(http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVENUPLOAD-1693) and also finishing
up http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VFS-106 as per the comments.
However when I try to create a Zip archive on an FTP site, th
Hi Filip
I am in the process of getting TrueZip uploaded to Maven2
(http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVENUPLOAD-1693) and also finishing up
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VFS-106 as per the comments.
However when I try to create a Zip archive on an FTP site, there is
still a problem wh
Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote:
Filip Defoort skrev den 27-08-2007 18:01:
Good luck doing that cross platform in java :)
Well, I didn't mean mount as in actually mount a file system, just
unzip and maintain an uncompressed directory tree of the portions of
the zip file that are in use in java
Filip Defoort skrev den 27-08-2007 18:01:
Good luck doing that cross platform in java :)
Well, I didn't mean mount as in actually mount a file system, just
unzip and maintain an uncompressed directory tree of the portions of
the zip file that are in use in java.io.tmpdir. Right now truezip is
Torsten Curdt wrote:
On 25.08.2007, at 17:26, Filip Defoort wrote:
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
It is an interesting topic (to underline this: I am sitting here on
vacation for a hadful of days using my mobile to write this mail ;-)
), though, due to some other OS projects I am really getti
On 25.08.2007, at 15:21, Chr. Grobmeier wrote:
In fact, i compared the TrueZip implementation to Compress
yesterday.
We have quite less features and on some points in the code we depend
on java.util.zip packages.
Why is using java.uil.zip bad?
In some discussion in here people said that t
On 25.08.2007, at 17:26, Filip Defoort wrote:
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
It is an interesting topic (to underline this: I am sitting here
on vacation for a hadful of days using my mobile to write this
mail ;-) ), though, due to some other OS projects I am really
getting out of time.
An
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
It is an interesting topic (to underline this: I am sitting here on vacation
for a hadful of days using my mobile to write this mail ;-) ), though, due to
some other OS projects I am really getting out of time.
Anyway, the j.i.file way of truezip is the case why I d
actively - i dont like this api.
So, to reach the point having compress dealing with this stuff AND a working
vfs provider will wake me up again ;-)
Mario
-Original Message-
From: Torsten Curdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, Aug 25, 2007 3:01 pm
Subject: Re: [VFS] Writing to Ja
> > In fact, i compared the TrueZip implementation to Compress yesterday.
> > We have quite less features and on some points in the code we depend
> > on java.util.zip packages.
>
> Why is using java.uil.zip bad?
In some discussion in here people said that they wanted implementation
which is indep
...but it would be still a bit of work. When I was
trying to add a new archiver implementation I was frustrated with
some of the details of the current API
I remember. Can you be more concrete? Maybe i can add some
improvements here.
Uff ...would love to help but this has already been a whil
> I am not sure I totally agree here. Last time I looked it was pretty
> much a one-man show from the original author. I wanted to provide a
> patch for some feature. It did not fit into his vision of truezip. So
> I left. (Did I hear someone say fork?) IMO extending java.io.File is
> also a very q
On 25.08.2007, at 14:31, Chr. Grobmeier wrote:
ah very well-
i checked out truezip yesterday and found it quite good.
Its time to ask again if compress should go to dormancy
when such a good component is available with ASF license.
I am not sure I totally agree here. Last time I looked it was
> That's not true :)
hehe ok sorry then :-)
>...but it would be still a bit of work. When I was
> trying to add a new archiver implementation I was frustrated with
> some of the details of the current API
I remember. Can you be more concrete? Maybe i can add some improvements here.
In fact, i c
Problem is that not too much people are interested in seeing compress
out of the sandbox.
That's not true :) ...but it would be still a bit of work. When I was
trying to add a new archiver implementation I was frustrated with
some of the details of the current API
cheers
--
Torsten
--
ah very well-
i checked out truezip yesterday and found it quite good.
Its time to ask again if compress should go to dormancy
when such a good component is available with ASF license.
Regards,
Chris
On 8/25/07, Asankha C. Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chris
> > It may be more effective
Hi Chris
It may be more effective with that open TrueZip issue.
Yes, I have checked with Christian Schlichtherle on getting TrueZip into
Maven repos already and he is supportive of the effort. Also I have made
good progress on http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VFS-106 patch by
Filip Defo
hi asankha,
the point is, that VFS depends on Compress which is a Sandbox component.
Cause of this Mario copied the compress code into VFS. It was planned that
whenever compress leaves the sandbox VFS will have an dependency on it.
Will wrote code for compress like i did. When it is submitted we h
Hi Will
I haven't yet got a chance to look at this in detail.. but your patch
seems to be only for compress? and not for the VFS provider? If so its
not clear to me how can one use it for VFS
thanks
asankha
Will Pugh wrote:
I wrote some zip writing code for compress that can modify the actua
I wrote some zip writing code for compress that can modify the actual
zip files. I submitted it and then fell off the face of the earth. In
July, I came back an fixed up some of the concerns, but I think the
pause ended up losing some of the interest in this.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/br
Hi,
> I would be interested to see write support for files such as Jar, Tar
> and Zip etc in VFS. If you already have some code that works, thats great
ok, i didn't finish all the code necessary, but i remember there are
only smaller chunks left to write.
> I am a Jakarta HttpCore committer as w
Hi Chris
I would be interested to see write support for files such as Jar, Tar
and Zip etc in VFS. If you already have some code that works, thats great
Since i am not a comitter i found it very difficult to contribute and my
interest dissappeard too.
I am a Jakarta HttpCore committer as wel
Hi Asankha,
there was efford before months to improve the underlying component,
commons compress. Compress was one of the showstoppers for VFS. After
it was clear that compress needs more time than VFS to be released,
the VFS team copied the compress classes into VFS and released that
component. S
I am a committer of the Apache Synapse project and we are using VFS to
build a file transport through Apache Axis2. However, it seems like we
cannot 'write' to or create new Jar, Zip files through VFS.. is this a
current limitation?
If so, is anyone currently working on this to provide write s
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