Downloading Zip files

I use a Blackberry Storm 2 9520
Why do I get a "Request Entity Too Large" message when I download a zip file, even if I've downloaded larger video files without having that problem.?

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Hi,
I have written a JSP to download file which is as follows
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int iRead;
FileInputStream stream = null;
try
File f = new File(<FilePath>);
stream = new FileInputStream(f);
while ((iRead = stream.read()) != -1)
out.write(iRead);
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finally
if (stream != null)
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//out.println("Exception : "+e);
After downloading zip file, could not extract files on windows XP by using any tool or built-in extractor i.e. compressed(zipped)folders (error: compressed folder invalid or corrupted).
But this works on win2k or win98
How can i work with it or can anyone tell me a solution to handle such a problem.
Thanks in advance.
Rajesh
[email protected]

This could be a problem with the built-in ZIP program in Win XP - it's possible that the ZIP you are downloading (uploading?) is simply incompatible with the XP program. In Win 98 & 2000, you would have to use your own ZIP program, e.g. Winzip, and that can handle more formats that the XP program.
Try installing the same ZIP program that you have on w98/2k on your XP machine, and see if you can open the uploaded file using it.

How to create a Web Dynpro Project from Downloaded zip file?

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Hi,
In order to open ZIP files, you have to download an app to enable the opening of the ZIP. Here's one you can use: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.winzip.android
Next, when you install that, open it and go to your Download directory. It should either be in sdcard0, sdcard, or sdcard1, then go to Download.
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I have upgraded my Linux CentOS squid proxy servers to Squid version 3.0. Since then I can not download the following file it just hangs :
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Edited by: jhefer on Nov 19, 2009 12:15 AM

If you have already interested, I found the solution. The problem is that oracle website (and probably others) uses “Vary” field in the header and squid doesn’t support this (by default). You have to download squid sources on http://www.squid-cache.org/Versions/ and compile these with “--enable-http-violations” parameter :
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make all
make install
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I use javaFx WebViewBrowser to download ZIP file, the page no action

I use javaFx WebViewBrowser to download ZIP file, the page no action; other tools example chrome ,ie can download the zip file .
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WebView doesn't have a built in file downloader - you have to implement it yourself.
You can find a sample implementation for file downloads in JavaFX here =>
http://www.zenjava.com/2011/11/14/file-downloading-in-javafx-2-0-over-http/
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method says
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