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I have an XML file format .zfo that is compressed using zip algorithm. I need to remove this compression from the file, so that it is in usable XML form. Here is the file.
How can I remove this compression, or decompress this XML file?
It’s not like you might imagine i.e: .zip file containing an xml file. Instead the byte[] that’s written to the file is zip compressed.
Thanks in advance.
That file isn’t zip compressed at all. It appears to be some xml that’s embedded in a certificate, issued by the Czech Post Office. The actual message looks to be encoded in some kind of base64 variant.
Call your post office.