Re: ZipForge behavior

Thanks for your reply.

And, yes, it really is that simple. But somehow I set the component
property "InMemory" to true without realizing it. I then copied that
component to all my tests. It wasn't until I finally compared the DFM
files between the example project and my test project that I noticed it.
ZipForge was doing exactly what it was supposed to do. I, on the other
hand, wasn't.

Hmm, how to explain that one to the boss?


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when I create even the simplest of projects, just to test the concept,
everything works except that I get no ZIP file. I can OpenArchive,
AddFiles and even ExtractFiles.

Are you calling CloseArchive()? I just recently started using ZipForge
and have no problem creating .zip files with it. All I do is call
OpenArchive(), then AddFiles(), then CloseArchive(). Nothing else.

The extracted files show up where they are supposed to, but the
actual archive is no where to be found.

Are you sure you are looking in the right folder for it? How are you
specifying the FileName exactly?


Gambit



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