I have recently downloaded extension library as a Zip file from openNTF which has several other zip files. At present i don't have the Jdbc RowSet and related ExLib controls in the control pallete in DDE. How to make use of the zip files i downloaded?
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I have recently had a view of inside an IPA file from an app off the App Store and tweaked it slightly (nothing major).
I did this by converting the .IPA file to a .ZIP and then extracting that. When I do it in complete reverse (compress the folder to ZIP then change the file extension to .IPA), I can’t load it on to my phone and the apparent issue/error is:
This file doesn’t seem to be a valid app or has been tampered with
I tried another IPA and did the exact same thing without modifying any of the files inside and it still came up with the same error.
How can I convert an IPA file to a ZIP file and vice versa without damaging the file to where it can be accepted to load on the phone (I'm using a Mac)
I managed to add a file into the .IPA file by loading the .IPA file into WINRAR and importing a file into it that way. I then uploaded the file using 3uTools and it loaded perfectly onto my iPhone.
I am wondering if there is a way to intercept files being downloaded from Chrome and rename them before they are saved in the downloads folder. If this is possible, can the download location be altered? Thanks!
I need in Chrome extension these actions:
Download binary file to temp
Unzip it (it's clear .zip package)
Move files from unpacked directory, to directory of my extension
Delete temp files
I've been looking for similar what Firefox Scriptable XPCOM interfaces offer, https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XPCOM_Interface_Reference
Is there any simple way to do this, or I need to create the components myself in C/C++ and one of NPAPI, PPAPI, NSPR ?
How to use makecab.exe to create cabinet (*.CAB) file using ALL FILES in a folder?
I have a large number of files and its very hard to add them in the .DDF file which is used by makecab utility. So I want to know how to specify in a DDF file that all files in a given folder should be added in my CAB.
I have extracted one CAB file from MSI created using InstallShield. I have replaced one of the files and now I want to create a new CAB archive.
This is not supported by makecab.exe. You need to specify which files you want to include.
Either way, if you are trying to modify a MSI CAB, it won't work. The CAB is just a files container. The actual file information used during install is stored in the MSI database.
A better solution would be to import the MSI in a setup authoring tool, make the modifications you need and generate a new MSI.
When I am building my app,Xcode generates it in .app format. Usually when I install app from AppStore they are in .ipa format. How does this format get generated? Will it be done by guys at AppStore while reviewing app or what? In which format should I compress my .app file?
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An .ipa file is simply a zipped archive of a .app bundle. Previously, you would simply zip up the compiled application bundle (by right-clicking on it and choosing Compress "xxx.app") before submission, but newer versions of Xcode now do this for you with their Build and Archive or Archive options.
In fact, you might be able to learn things by unzipping other application .ipa files you get via the App Store and inspecting their contents (like Info.plist settings or bundled resources). I know I have.