Hi, James.
Leland Lucius has ported both zlib and bzlib over to the IBM zSeries
systems. It make take a little bit of work to make them into a
replacement for PKZIP, but it might be worth the effort (especially
considering the license fees PKZIP cahrges for their product....)
You can them this stuff here:
http://www.homerow.net/asm/index.htm
Hope it helps.
Stracka, James (GTI) wrote:
Does anybody know of a commercial or freeware product to replace
PKZIP/VM (support expires February 2009) besides Info-Zip?
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