Gzip 1.3.3

I just want to suggest an upgrade of gzip to 1.3.3 from the current 1.2.x. There is a bug with large zipped files such that zcat will cause an error of the following:
/path/file.gz Value too large for defined data type
the current 1.3.3 version fixes this bug. (i have downloaded the source and compiled it, and it works for me, but don't have the time or knowhow to create a new package)
This problem is applicable to anyone dd'ing hard drives to compressed image files or otherwise having large compressed files that they need to uncompress.

rayzorblayde wrote:
I just want to suggest an upgrade of gzip to 1.3.3 from the current 1.2.x. There is a bug with large zipped files such that zcat will cause an error of the following:
/path/file.gz Value too large for defined data type
the current 1.3.3 version fixes this bug. (i have downloaded the source and compiled it, and it works for me, but don't have the time or knowhow to create a new package)
This problem is applicable to anyone dd'ing hard drives to compressed image files or otherwise having large compressed files that they need to uncompress.
just go to the home page, find the package for gzip and click "flag this package out of date" - the maintainer will update

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Oracle Coherence for .NET Version 3.7.0.0 Build 23256
RTC Release Build
Copyright (c) 2000, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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You're turning the output from GZIP into a String? That's not a good idea. If you really want to turn it into a String, I'd suggest that you use hex encoding. The servlet would in turn have to decode it into a byte array which you could then filter through GZIP again, probably with a ByteArrayOutputStream, to uncompress it. If you want to save some time, there is a Jakarta Commons project that has hex encoding capabilities. I think the project is actually called encoding, not 100% sure though :)

Problem with Compression (Deflater & GZip)

Hi All,
I've large data as a String which I need to save in Oracle in VARCHAR2 column. As Varchar2 allows maximum of 4000 characters, I wish to compress this String and save in DB.
I tried to compress the String using Delfater and GZip. In both methods I uses Streams concep (DeflaterOutputStream, GZipOutputStream) and both Classes have the option to return the Compressed data in byte[] and String format.
When I returned in String format, the same String is giving error while decompressing "java.util.zip.ZipException: incorrect data check". How to solve this problem.
When I tried to save the compressed String in DB (Oracle),
initially I got the error "java.sql.SQLException: Malformed SQL92 string at position: 1109"
and later I tried to save like this 'strCompressed.replace("'","''") i.e., I replaced all single quotes to 2-single quotes and the error message is "java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00911: invalid character".
Is there any character to replace in the compressed String. and how to solve the problem with decompression.
Please help me in this.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Pavan Pinnu.

both Classes have the option to return the Compressed data in byte[] and String format.Don't do that. String is not a container for binary data. You can't use it for compressed data. Use the byte[], send the byte[] to the database, get it back from the database, uncompress it, and then turn that back into a String.

Gzip encoded XML data in HTTP adapter

Hi,
I'm involved in building an synchronous interface to an external credit agency. According to their documentation their XML response is encoded as a
gzip XML-data stream. As I understand this it implies that the XML data stream is compressed. Does the XI HTTP adapter (Web-As ICM/ICF framework) support this encoding?
Johan Göthberg

From Adobe Support...
"When you use an XML-based data provider with a tree you must
specify the label field, even if it is "label". The XML object
includes the root, so you must set showRoot="false". Remember that
the Tree will not, by default, reflect dynamic changes to the XML
object."
So all I had to do was change the component tag from this:
<mx:Tree id="checkTree"
itemRenderer="util.CheckTreeRenderer" labelField="label"
width="100%" height="100%" />
to this:
<mx:Tree id="checkTree"
itemRenderer="util.CheckTreeRenderer" showRoot="false"
labelField="@label" width="100%" height="100%" />
Just as an FYI... The Adobe support is worth the cost if you
are fairly new to Flex. I have been flexing for about 9 months now
and find their service invaluable!!!
Have an Ordinary Day...
KomputerMan ~|:-)

Can i build simple encoder like gzip,- png-, jpeg- or bmp-encoder?

Hello dear people,
can i ask about unknown photo- or texture-type?
TGA File will show into flash-player?
I know any encoders...
Example: Encoders:
For jpeg, png encoder:
https://github.com/mikechambers/as3corelib/blob/master/src/com/adobe/images/PNGEncoder.as
For gzip or zip encoder:
http://code.google.com/p/ascompress/source/browse/trunk/src/com/probertson/utils/GZIPEncod er.as?r=9
any suggestions encoder for unknown file types?
If you like openning or viewing file like this OpenOffice Writer like PDF Viewer?
Can i build tga Encoder for tga, tif and psd file types?
How do i know hex or binary from current file type?`
I know becasue encoder for compress like gzip.works nice.
How do i multi file tree when one or more files were compressed. But i have been found - same site is down
Question:
Why do we need "Encoder" for flash player?
Do you think because encoder supports complety?
Thanks

Nancy O. wrote:
An image is just an image. You need HTML or JavaScript code to make it into a hyperlink.
<a href="http://example.com"><img src="your_image.jpg"></a>
Unless the site you're uploading to is willing to wrap your image inside HTML code like the example above or JavaScript there is no way to make the image file link to anything on its own.
Nancy O.
But how is it that a pdf file is able to contain a hyperlink within the image and it takes me to my website? Where on the image.gif, etc., do I attach the code you've posted? The website I'm wanting to upload the image to, only allows the files with extensions I've already indicated in my op. Thanx for your reply and help. -KD

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