Railo Tag Reference

Tag <CFZIP>

Manipulates ZIP and Java Archive (JAR) files. In addition to the basic zip and unzip functions, use the cfzip tag to delete entries from an archive, filter files, read files in binary format, list the contents of an archive, and specify an entry path used in an executable JAR file.

Body

This tag may have a body.

Example

	<cfzip
		[action="string"]
		[charset="string"]
		[destination="string"]
		[entrypath="string"]
		[file="string"]
		[filter="string"]
		[name="string"]
		[overwrite="boolean"]
		[prefix="string"]
		[recurse="boolean"]
		[showdirectory="boolean"]
		[source="string"]
		[storepath="boolean"]
		[variable="string"]>

	[</cfzip>]

This tag is also supported within cfscript

	<cfscript>
		zip
		[action="string"]
		[charset="string"]
		[destination="string"]
		[entrypath="string"]
		[file="string"]
		[filter="string"]
		[name="string"]
		[overwrite="boolean"]
		[prefix="string"]
		[recurse="boolean"]
		[showdirectory="boolean"]
		[source="string"]
		[storepath="boolean"]
		[variable="string"] {

	}
	</cfscript>

Attributes

The attributes for this tag are fixed. Except for the following attributes no other attributes are allowed.

Name	Type	Required	Description
action	string	No	The action to take.
charset	string	No	The character set used to translate the ZIP or JAR entry into a text string. Examples of character sets are: JIS RFC1345 UTF-16 (optional, default=encoding of the host machine)
destination	string	No	Destination directory where the ZIP or JAR file is extracted.
entrypath	string	No	Pathname on which the action is performed.
file	string	No	Absolute pathname of the file on which the action is performed. For example, the full pathname of the ZIP file: c:\temp\log.zip.
filter	string	No	File filter applied to the action. The action applies to all files in the pathname specified that match the filter.
name	string	No	Record set name in which the result of the list action is stored. The record set columns are: name: filename of the entry in the JAR file. For example, if the entry is help/docs/index.htm, the name is index.htm. directory: directory containing the entry. For the example above, the directory is help/docs. You can obtain the full entry name by concatenating directory and name. If an entry is at the root level, the directory is empty (''). size: uncompressed size of the entry, in bytes. compressedSize: compressed size of the entry, in bytes. type: type of entry (directory or file). dateLastModified: last modified date of the entry, cfdate object. comment: any comment, if present, for the entry. crc: crc-32 checksum of the uncompressed entry data.
overwrite	boolean	No	unzip: Specifies whether to overwrite the extracted files: yes: if the extracted file already exists at the destination specified, the file is overwritten. no: if the extracted file already exists at the destination specified, the file is not overwritten and that entry is not extracted. The remaining entries are extracted. zip: Specifies whether to overwrite the contents of a ZIP or JAR file: yes: overwrites all of the content in the ZIP or JAR file if it exists. no: updates existing entries and adds new entries to the ZIP or JAR file if it exists. (optional, default=no)
prefix	string	No	String added as a prefix to the ZIP or JAR entry. The string is the name of a subdirectory in which the entries are added.
recurse	boolean	No	Specifies whether the action applies to subdirectories: yes: includes subdirectories. no: does not include subdirectories. (optional, default=yes)
showdirectory	boolean	No	yes: lists the directories. no: does not list directories. (optional, default= no)
source	string	No	Source directory to be zipped. Not required if cfzipparam is specified.
storepath	boolean	No	zip: Specifies whether pathnames are stored in the ZIP or JAR file: yes: pathnames of entries are stored in the ZIP or JAR file. no: pathnames of the entries are not stored in the ZIP or JAR file. All the files are placed at the root level. In case of a name conflict, the last file in the iteration is added. unzip: Specifies whether files are stored at the entrypath: yes: the files are extracted to the entrypath. no: the entrypath is ignored and all the files are extracted at the root level. (optional, default= yes)
variable	string	No	Variable in which the read content is stored.