Read a zip file from Application server.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Is there a way to read a zip file from the applicatoin server to internal table in ABAP program? The operation system is running MS windows server. The zip file contains only 1 text file. I tried to use open dataset 'uncompress', and use read dataset, but read dataset gave me sy-subrc = 4. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[chaiphon]

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Chaiphon

[Former Member]

hi,

briefly, without error handling.

DATA zip TYPE REF TO cl_abap_zip.

DATA file_name TYPE string.

DATA zipped_data TYPE xstring.

DATA unzipped_data TYPE xstring.

OPEN DATASET file_name IN BINARY MODE FOR INPUT.

READ DATASET file_name INTO zipped_data.

*CLOSE DATASET file_name.

CREATE OBJECT zip.

zip->load( zipped_data ).

CALL METHOD zip->get

EXPORTING

index = 1 " first file in zip

IMPORTING

content = unzipped_data.

[Former Member]

Thanks for the quick response.

I tested it, and I get the data from the zip file. And now how to I read the data as lines of character type? I'd like to read content of the data and populate it in the internal table.

Thanks

Lily

[Former Member]

hi,

to convert xstring to text you can use this:

DATA unzipped_data TYPE xstring.
DATA text_data TYPE string.
DATA conv_x2c TYPE REF TO cl_abap_conv_in_ce.

conv_x2c = cl_abap_conv_in_ce=>create( ).
conv_x2c->convert( EXPORTING input = unzipped_data IMPORTING data = text_data ).

moreover, if you want to split your text at "end of line" (CR LF in microsoft windows) into lines:

DATA text_lines TYPE TABLE OF string.

SPLIT text_data AT cl_abap_char_utilities=>cr_lf INTO TABLE text_lines.

[Former Member]

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