| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CentralDirectoryParsingZipExtraField |
ZipExtraField that knows how to parse central
directory data. |
| UnixStat |
Constants from stat.h on Unix systems.
|
| ZipExtraField |
General format of extra field data.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractUnicodeExtraField |
A common base class for Unicode extra information extra fields.
|
| AsiExtraField |
Adds Unix file permission and UID/GID fields as well as symbolic
link handling.
|
| ExtraFieldUtils |
ZipExtraField related methods
|
| ExtraFieldUtils.UnparseableExtraField |
"enum" for the possible actions to take if the extra field
cannot be parsed.
|
| JarMarker |
If this extra field is added as the very first extra field of the
archive, Solaris will consider it an executable jar file.
|
| UnicodeCommentExtraField |
Info-ZIP Unicode Comment Extra Field (0x6375):
|
| UnicodePathExtraField |
Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field (0x7075):
|
| UnparseableExtraFieldData |
Wrapper for extra field data that doesn't conform to the recommended format of header-tag + size + data.
|
| UnrecognizedExtraField |
Simple placeholder for all those extra fields we don't want to deal
with.
|
| ZipEntry |
Extension that adds better handling of extra fields and provides
access to the internal and external file attributes.
|
| ZipFile |
Replacement for
java.util.ZipFile. |
| ZipLong |
Utility class that represents a four byte integer with conversion
rules for the big endian byte order of ZIP files.
|
| ZipOutputStream |
Reimplementation of
java.util.zip.ZipOutputStream that does handle the extended
functionality of this package, especially internal/external file
attributes and extra fields with different layouts for local file
data and central directory entries. |
| ZipOutputStream.UnicodeExtraFieldPolicy |
enum that represents the possible policies for creating Unicode
extra fields.
|
| ZipShort |
Utility class that represents a two byte integer with conversion
rules for the big endian byte order of ZIP files.
|
| ZipUtil |
Utility class for handling DOS and Java time conversions.
|