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Re: Compatibility with .NET GZipStream class? (General questions)

by wodDamir, (6373 days ago) @ Paco Lianez

Hi Paco,

Please try the following code in VB6:
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Set crypt = New wodCryptCom
Set i_blob = New MemBlob
Set o_blob = New MemBlob

crypt.Type = None
crypt.Compression = GZipCompression
crypt.Optimized = False
i_blob.FromBase64 ( String received from .Net )
crypt.Decrypt i_blob, o_blob
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I've tried on my side, and it worked like a charm.

Hope I helped.

Regards,
Damba

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