Please post me simply code that can create zip and unzip, i need it now. Thanks
Consider using the compress-j2me library. See also Is there a GZIP J2ME library?
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I would like to extract real-time data from a file that does not have a .
this file is a history of an application developed with nwjs
file example:
do you have a solution to this problem?
That appears to be an SQLite database file. This question has nothing to do with NW.js and is poorly worded.
You probably want to use Better SQLite3. There are instructions for how to set it up there.
Please explain, how can I add some text to the image with nodejs. I googled all day but didn't find a solution other than using libraries. Why is this done in php with one line of code, but with nodejs you need bunch of third-party code to be imported to your server? Thank you.
This code is downloading the files instead preview how can I fix this please guide
Thanks
res.download('/path/report.jpg', 'report.jpg')
Use sendFile instead.
res.sendFile('/path/report.jpg')
I want to upload a xml file in binary mode using Python 3 Basic Libraries.
Actually I need to upload it through a http post request.
I don't want to use any other external library for this.
Is it possible?
Thanks.
Upload an XML file to what? A server? If so, then yes, it is possible. Consider ftplib, a basic library (comes with vanilla python). Read the documentation there -- it supports binary mode uploads.
I've been programming for a while, but for some reason I just can't find how to do something that I know has to be simple. I want to create zip files with a small utility that does not require dlls or any other helper files. I found a few places that recommend using zlib and minizip to work with zip files. I just can't figure out HOW to use them. I've installed zlib, but I have no clue how to install or use minizip. Every thing I find assumes I already have my environment set up to use it and "all you need to do is use function X and voila!" I've been trying to find how to use external libraries, but I'm getting just as vague info that way too. Are there any books that might be a place to start looking? I'm all for educating myself, but I'm actually quite lost with where to start on this.
Checkout XZip on CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/xzipunzip.aspx
If you don't want to have to use any DLL's, that is a way to go. I've been using the 7-Zip DLLs with C# .NET programs lately. The 7-Zip SDK itself is not fun to work with, and all the solutions I know of that really work require the 7-Zip DLLs. However, once you integrate 7-Zip, you have ZIP, TAR, RAR, just about every other archive format integrated. The 7-Zip format itself is my favorite as it generally offers the best compression.
For .NET managed code, the SevenZipSharp library makes integrating the 7-Zip DLLs a snap:
http://sevenzipsharp.codeplex.com/