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What version of .NET do you have? &nbsp;With 2.0 and higher, there is a way to access a .zip file with native Java-wrapper code.
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What version of .NET do you have?  With 2.0 and higher, there is a way to access a .zip file with native Java-wrapper code.

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The .NET version is 2.0.50727 SP1.
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I have an application which uses the ICSharpZipLib.dll. I have code within which returns the number of compressed files within a zip file. &nbsp;In the development environment, (non Citrix), the code returns the correct amout of files. Within the Citrix environment, it returns the number of files one would be able to access if using Winzip, which is far less than the actual number of compressed files for a large zip file. The actually number of compressed files in this instance is 120,243.<br />
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I am unsure of how to troubleshoot this to get the correct number of files. If anyone has any suggestions, my thanks to you in advance.
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I have an application which uses the ICSharpZipLib.dll. I have code within which returns the number of compressed files within a zip file.  In the development environment, (non Citrix), the code returns the correct amout of files. Within the Citrix environment, it returns the number of files one would be able to access if using Winzip, which is far less than the actual number of compressed files for a large zip file. The actually number of compressed files in this instance is 120,243.

I am unsure of how to troubleshoot this to get the correct number of files. If anyone has any suggestions, my thanks to you in advance.

Issue using ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib to get zipped file contents of a file within the Citrix enviroment

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