ZipInputStream is easy to use, as is getting an InputStream from either Apache's or Java's HTTP request/response classes. Just keep calling getNextEntry until you find the entry you are looking for (or null if you reach the end), then use the read method to read in the data associated with that entry, just as you would with any other InputStream. For this class the Java javadoc is better than the Android one, so read more about it there.
On Jan 9, 11:56 am, Business Talk <[email protected]> wrote: > Am I missing something? if I want to download a zip file using let’s > say HttpClient and parse this zip file using the ZipFile it looks like > the only way to do it is to save it locally first and than open it > with the ZipFile. Is it the case? I could use the ZipInputStream but > it makes it so much more complicated. Any suggestions or sample code?
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