Hi Michele,
another possibility is that the file is OK, but you use the package
format instead of zip-format. The package format requires
META-INF/manifest.xml to be in the package, it is a part of the package
format.
To create ZipPackage that supports zip-format, please try to provide the
following argument during initialization
aNamedValue.Name = "PackageFormat"
aNamedValue.Value = false
That should let the package handle the file as a plain zip format file.
Hope that helps.
Best regards,
Mikhail.
On 12/09/09 12:23, Michele Zarri wrote:
2009/12/9 Mikhail Voytenko <mikhail.voyte...@sun.com>:
Hi Michele,
[snip]
It could be that the repairing mechanics should be improved. But you have
mentioned gunzip, is the archive in gzip format? In this case the office can
not handle it at all, since only zip-format is supported.
The file is a .zip but gunzip can handle them with the -S switch. I
used it also to test the archive and I got OK, this is why I wrote
about my surprise on how strict the check OOo makes is.
OTOH I am probably misusing the package service which is intended for
odf documents so I will stop using it even if it was rather
convenient.
As I wrote the files I am working with are publicly available you can
download some samples here:
http://www.3gpp.org/ftp/tsg_sa/TSG_SA/TSGS_46/Docs/
Thanks again for the clarifications,
Cheers,
Michele
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