Expanding ZIP files in External Data Window
Hi,
How could I expand the contents of ZIP files in the external data windows?
I've developped a GPI extension to unzip the file and extract data from compressed files. But my client wants to see the content of the file before uncompress.
Best regards
Frederic
Hello
I think also that the best solution to expand a ZIP files in the "External Data" portal of Diadem, is to use a data plugin.
But a data plugin is used to filter files with their extensions in "external data" and to import data in the "Data portal : internal data"
But our problem is to expand the ZIP files in the "external data" portal as the joint document presents.
We have not found the solution to do this.
Regards.
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