Discussion:
LZMA2-java
Asaf Bartov
2010-09-16 14:49:59 UTC
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Hello, everyone.

In the last IRC meeting, I offered to take a shot at porting the LZMA2
decoder from ANSI C to Java, for the benefit of Okawix's effort to ship ZIM
support for the Android platform.

As Tommi suspected, it is indeed a little complicated.

I am, however, making progress, and am committed to finishing the job.
However, I have many constraints on my time, and I *cannot* commit to a
deadline.

Nevertheless, just in case I _am_ able to make it, what is the *latest* you
guys at Okawix can receive a working LZMA2 Decoder and still ship on time?

If I can't deliver by that deadline, I'll still finish the job, and it'll
wait for a future release, and in the meantime may come in handy to other
people who might need LZMA2 in Java.

There's _nothing working_ to see yet, but if you like, you can follow the
development on GitHub:
http://github.com/abartov/LZMA2-java

<http://github.com/abartov/LZMA2-java>I'll post to this list anyhow once I
have something working.

Cheers,

Asaf
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Manuel Schneider
2010-09-17 06:27:25 UTC
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Thanks a lot, Asaf!

To attract more attention I have put a news box on our openZIM webpage.
I also added your press release to our media section.

Regards,


Manuel
Post by Asaf Bartov
Hello, everyone.
In the last IRC meeting, I offered to take a shot at porting the LZMA2
decoder from ANSI C to Java, for the benefit of Okawix's effort to ship
ZIM support for the Android platform.
As Tommi suspected, it is indeed a little complicated.
I am, however, making progress, and am committed to finishing the job.
However, I have many constraints on my time, and I *cannot* commit to
a deadline.
Nevertheless, just in case I _am_ able to make it, what is the *latest*
you guys at Okawix can receive a working LZMA2 Decoder and still ship on
time?
If I can't deliver by that deadline, I'll still finish the job, and
it'll wait for a future release, and in the meantime may come in handy
to other people who might need LZMA2 in Java.
There's _nothing working_ to see yet, but if you like, you can follow
http://github.com/abartov/LZMA2-java
<http://github.com/abartov/LZMA2-java>I'll post to this list anyhow once
I have something working.
Cheers,
Asaf
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Manuel Schneider
2010-09-17 06:47:18 UTC
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I just found this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzipjbind/

I don't know if it helps. A native library seems to be much better than
just a binding, especially if the result has to be embedded on other
platforms like Android.


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Asaf Bartov
2010-09-17 12:04:27 UTC
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Hmm.

Thanks, I'll take a look!

- Asaf

On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 8:47 AM, Manuel Schneider <
Post by Manuel Schneider
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzipjbind/
I don't know if it helps. A native library seems to be much better than
just a binding, especially if the result has to be embedded on other
platforms like Android.
/Manuel
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