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Hi Everybody,

does anyone know if there is a good compression library available for
the .NET-Framework?

I want to compress a byte-Array (chunk from a file) for transmission
over the internet to a client.
On the client side I want to decompress the data and use it.

Any recommendations for this sort of problem?

TIA,
Stefan
Nov 17 '05 #1
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>does anyone know if there is a good compression library available for
the .NET-Framework?

I want to compress a byte-Array (chunk from a file) for transmission
over the internet to a client.
On the client side I want to decompress the data and use it.
We have a professional library which will allow you to do that, and
much more, very easily.

For your case, our library offers a CompressedStrea m object that works
as other .NET streams do, interchangeably . In some cases you can
obtain a noticeably higher level of compression than standard deflate
/ zip / zlib compression algorithms if you use our library's Deflate64
algorithm.

http://www.xceedsoft.com/products/zipnet

On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 13:22:54 +0100, Stefan L
<sl****@pp-software.REMOVE IfNoSpam.de> wrote:
Hi Everybody,

does anyone know if there is a good compression library available for
the .NET-Framework?

I want to compress a byte-Array (chunk from a file) for transmission
over the internet to a client.
On the client side I want to decompress the data and use it.

Any recommendations for this sort of problem?

TIA,
Stefan


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