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I am working on an app on Windows Phone and trying to get data from a web server by HTTP GET method, and the content-encoding field in the response indicates that the data was compressed by deflate algorithm.
I found the useful library SharpZipLib, which can deal with gzip stream with GZipInputStream, but it does not work for deflate stream.
How can I depress the stream using SharpZipLib? Or is there any other way to deal with that?
Thanks a lot!
Don’t know how you can achieve this with SharpZipLib, but you do have another choice and that is DotNetZip that has a
DeflateStreamall packed and ready to use here!Furthermore, AFAIK, DotNetZip is Ms-Pl licensed so it can be used in commercial applications, SharpZipLib (GPL) can’t!