ZipFS: Using ZIP files as virtual directories or read-only resource containers in ASP.NET

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By mswatcher
via codeproject.com
Submitted: May 15 2008 / 03:21

ZipFS: Using ZIP files as virtual directories or read-only resource containers in ASP.NET

In your ASP.NET application, you may have a set of static files and directories with many image, script, resource files in them. Especially extensive javascript libraries with plugin support (like TinyMCE) may have hundreds of files on their own. You probably never modify any of these files, unless you upgrade to a newer version of those libraries.

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