Some one know the code for RAR Opener, please can you tell me

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Some on know the for RAR opener..please can you tell me... thank you

Posted 18-Jul-11 14:35pm

Jonathan Sianguk

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Mohammad A Rahman · Answer 1 · 2011-07-18T15:32:00

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I assume to extract RAR file using C#, so then it might help you,

SevenZipLib Library[^]
How to extract rar files using C#.net[^]
Unrar a RAR Archive[^]

Posted 18-Jul-11 15:32pm

Mohammad A Rahman

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jul-11 22:22pm

Good set. I only knew that 7zip has source code for RAR. My 5.
--SA

Mohammad A Rahman 18-Jul-11 22:31pm

Thanks SA :)

Vitaly Tomilov · Answer 2 · 2012-06-25T07:27:00

There are a few libraries that you can find for both .NET and C++, and some were already suggested here, so I won't be re-publishing those. Instead, I'd like to give a word of advise on using those libraries...

RAR is an ongoing project, its author, Eugene Roshal, continuously perfects the product, and sometimes releases new versions that have evolutionary compression advances that those library can no longer understand. For example, the new release was fairly recent, and from the release notes I saw there's again another compression improvement, which likely won't be handled by those libraries, until they are updated, if it ever happens.

What I would suggest is as follows: It is only Win RAR that comes as a commercial product that needs a license, while RAR command-line tools are free, and can be distributed freely (read license agreement on his website). It is also a very small addition to the project, which however will guarantee precision and utmost decompression performance.

So, you'll have to ask yourself, what's more important to you, and choose one way or the other.