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Multi-talented Zip/unzip .NET component with Tar, GZip, AES, and secure FTP |
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Current version: 4.0 |
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Platform: .NET |
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Price: $399.95 royalty-free | | |
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| Version 4.0 |
- The product’s included FTP capabilities feature enhancements that greatly improve its ability to connect to a server residing behind a firewall. Internal architecture changes improve performance and transfer capabilities. Finally, various enumerations have been modified to match those found in the .NET Framework.
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack.
Update 4.0.9175.12420 released April 1, 2009. |
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| Version 3.7 |
- Service release. Full compatibility with Visual Studio 2008. All samples have been converted to VS2008 (names of Visual Studio 2005 versions now contain "_VS2005").
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack.
Update 3.7.8312.09580 released June 12, 2008.
Update 3.7.8373.08220 released July 28, 2008.
Update 3.7.8465.14130 released September 16, 2008.
Update 3.7.8577.11540 released December 1, 2008. |
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| Version 3.6 |
- Self-extracting Zip file capabilities now only available in Xceed Zip for .NET with Self-Extractor. Existing users of Xceed Zip for .NET with a Vanguard subscription are entitled to continue using the existing as well as the new Self-Extractor capabilities.
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack. |
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| Version 3.5 |
- Added the PPMd compression method for improved compatibility with the latest version of WinZip and for producing the most compressed output possible, especially with text and XML files.
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack. |
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| Version 3.4 |
- Added BZip2 compression method for improved compatibility with the latest WinZip and greater compression, and BWT compression method for superior compression.
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack. |
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| Version 3.3 |
- Flexible synchronization of any number of folders and files of any type, wherever they are located. Three new “Quick” classes: QuickFtp, QuickTar, and QuickGZip.
As of v3.3, Xceed Zip for .NET works only with .NET Framework 2.0 and up. Users developing with .NET 1.1 can obtain the latest bug fixes by downloading the latest Service Pack. |
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| Version 3.2 |
- Support for HTTP proxy servers added for increased compatibility with network environments and SSL support extended to the FileSystem interface, via FTP for .NET.
This is the last version of Xceed Zip for .NET compiled to run on both .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0. While no new features will be made available for developers working with .NET 1.1, bug fixes for versions designed to work with .NET 1.1 will continue to be made available through Service Packs. |
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| Version 3.1 |
- Support for industry-standard AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) has been added, letting you use the strongest security available on the market with your Zip files. Compatible with WinZip 9 and 10.
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| Version 3.0 |
- Support for reading and writing Tar archives and GZipped files has been added, ensuring maximum compatibility between your applications and the data they need to work with.
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| Version 2.3 |
- The ability to read and write in the Zip64 zip file format has been added. Gone is the 4 GB limit for files and archives, and archives can hold an almost unlimited number of files.
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| Version 2.2 |
- Version 2.2 supports extra headers, meaning that supplementary information (in both PKWARE and Info-Zip formats) can be included in zipped files. End-users can therefore use detailed time-stamp information (last modified, last accessed, and creation date and time) and Unicode filenames (international characters).
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| Version 2.1 |
- Increased performance. The result is that when compressing a large number of files, speed improvements in the range of 40% to 80% have been obtained. When decompressing files, the improvement is between 20% and 30%.
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| Version 2.0 |
- Splitting and spanning: Supports reading, writing and even updating zip files that are split into multiple parts (with different filenames, like .Z01, .Z02, etc.) or that span multiple disks (with the same filename on each disk). In addition, split zip files can be located in the same folder or in altogether separate locations.
- Full self-extracting support: Sharp, fully customized self-extracting zip files can be created. In fact, it supports all the features offered by our extremely feature-rich Xceed Self-Extractor Module, but without the added cost of an extra module to purchase.
- With Self-extracting, you can dynamically create self-extracting zip files with install-program-strength capabilities like displaying an intro message or license agreement, showing a progress dialog, asking for passwords, running another application, creating program groups, opening documents, etc.
- Deflate64: The Deflate64TM algorithm is now supported.
- Updated filesystem object model: With its new memory and .NET isolated storage file and folder objects, all zip, unzip, copy, move, rename and other operations can now be performed to and from memory and .NET isolated storage, not only to disk and zip files and folders.
- This also means that you can not only zip from memory, but you can also create a zip file entirely in memory then access, modify or copy it or its contents as if it was a real file. Also, in addition to being able to unzip from a file to memory, you unzip from a zip file that is in memory or in a stream.
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