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My name is Christian Schlichtherle. I am the creator of TrueZIP, a plug-in framework for virtual file systems and a library for transparent access to archive files as if they were just plain directories. I started programming for fun in the eighties. I'm using Java since 2004. Occasionally, I still use C++ to program micro controller devices. Christian has posted 7 posts at DZone. View Full User Profile

TrueZIP 7.2 Release Candidate 1

06.23.2011
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NIO.2 FileSystemProvider Implementation
Schlichtherle IT Services is pleased to announce the availability of TrueZIP 7.2 Release Candidate 1. TrueZIP 7.2 RC 1 provides some exciting new features, improvements and bug fixes. Most notably, TrueZIP 7.2 RC 1 features the new TrueZIP Path module, which is a FileSystemProvider implementation for the NIO.2 API in JSE 7. Using the TrueZIP Path module, applications can now easily access any (virtual) file system or archive file which is supported by a TrueZIP Driver module JAR on the run time class path. The TrueZIP Kernel module has been extended to support new features of the NIO.2 API, e.g. SeekableByteChannel or the different access time types in BasicFileAttributes.

You can find the complete announcement at the TrueZIP Blog at http://truezip.schlichtherle.de.

For general information about TrueZIP, please visit the TrueZIP User Website at http://truezip.java.net.

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