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Old 22.04.2009, 10:07
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Default JD un7zip ??

Is planned plugin to unpack 7zip archives?

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Old 22.04.2009, 11:57
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Not planned by developers, but we can consider building such plugin if more users will make such wish.
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Old 22.04.2009, 13:59
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JD should automatically decompress .zip .7z .uha etc. (the automatic unrar addon works OK but only for .rar)
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Old 22.04.2009, 14:17
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because we have a multios binary for unrar!
we need a special binary (as long as there is no pure java solution) for every archive type thats available for every os
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Old 22.04.2009, 14:32
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Maybe?

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Old 22.04.2009, 14:41
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as far as i know, this port cannot handle all 7zip archives
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Old 28.04.2009, 15:15
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Couldn't you just run a command line decompression program instead of including it into the addon itself? This wouldn't even take an hour to code but would work for almost all platforms.
Of course that would require additional command line decompression programs (that are freely available) but who cares?
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Old 30.04.2009, 00:20
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it's good idea unrar 7zip,zip,ace and more popular extensions ^^

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Old 30.04.2009, 00:36
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Couldn't you just run a command line decompression program instead of including it into the addon itself? This wouldn't even take an hour to code but would work for almost all platforms.
Of course that would require additional command line decompression programs (that are freely available) but who cares?
JDUnrar already does exactly this
it takes the unrar binary and acts as a wrapper! but this sounds easier as it really is!
cause you need to handle the whole decompress progress (open, password find, password enter, get filelist, extract, check for input/output)
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Old 30.04.2009, 21:14
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but this sounds easier as it really is!
cause you need to handle the whole decompress progress (open, password find, password enter, get filelist, extract, check for input/output)
I am not a programmer but in my imagination for 7zip this could work like this:

7z l file.7z
if password is asked - enter password
if output looks like a file list - process output of 7z (get file list), else output error message and quit
7z x file.7z
if password is asked - enter password
if extracted files and filesizes in the directory match - delete file.7z, else output error message

This would include everything you said. Why shouldn't it work like this?
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Old 30.04.2009, 22:11
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because its only that easy in theory
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Old 30.04.2009, 22:54
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Er, yes, of course.
That's doesn't help me in any way, it's not even an answer.
So which difficulties do you have to overcome then?
Please note that I believe your words and don't doubt that coding isn't that easy. I just want to comprehend the problem.
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Old 03.05.2009, 12:09
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Hi there,
i would also like to see that jDownloader could unpack 7Zip files.
This format becomes more and more popular.

Btw with p7zip there is a 7zip Version that runs on most Unix and Linux Systems and there is also a 7zip SDK that includes Java Code for the decompression of 7zip files.
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Old 03.05.2009, 13:22
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java 7zip does not help because it cannot handle all 7zip formats and no encryption at all
our problems:
1.) lack of manpower, we simply dont have time to make jd7unzip at the moment
2.) lack of time, we simply dont have time to make it at the moment

dont forget we work at jd in as our hobby!
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Old 03.05.2009, 23:07
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Not planned by developers, but we can consider building such plugin if more users will make such wish.

Here's one more wish for that
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Old 09.05.2009, 17:29
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java 7zip does not help because it cannot handle all 7zip formats and no encryption at all
our problems:
1.) lack of manpower, we simply dont have time to make jd7unzip at the moment
2.) lack of time, we simply dont have time to make it at the moment

dont forget we work at jd in as our hobby!
I fully support your remarks. I do the extractions myself and it works perfect.

jD should concentrate on downloading. 99% of the resources should go to solving problems with the downloading process itself. Important hosters like 4shared.com are still missing.

All other bells and wistles might be added later, when everyting else works. Add them as options that can be disabled by the customer.
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Old 09.05.2009, 22:15
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when you're dealing with files such 001, 002, 003 etc.
you can either way merge them by:

1. using 7zip

or

2. using HJSPLIT PRO - [jDownloader already uses JD-HJMerge addon for that purpose]


the only difference I'd discovered is that 1. way [with 7zip] uses much memory on partition where Windows is stored


so it's already good to go

JD-Un7Zip = JD-HJMerge

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Old 15.04.2010, 19:42
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Is 7Zip still on your ToDo-List?
I ask this, because the lack of ZIP-Support is still one of the most missed feature - at least for me...

Or how could I decompress the downloaded ZIP files automatically (like it works with RAR files)?
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Old 09.05.2010, 14:28
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i dont think so.... there is already a thread with the Status "in progress". But since the last answer of a developer a full year has passed.....
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