Extract from ZIP or Attachments
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Extract from ZIP in C#
GroupDocs.Parser (which is a part of Conholdate.Total for .NET) allows you to extract documents from ZIP files and get attachments from containers simply call the GetContainer method.
IEnumerable<ContainerItem> GetContainer()
This method returns a collection of ContainerItem objects.
| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the item. |
| Directory | The directory of the item. |
| FilePath | The full path of the item. |
| Size | The size of the item in bytes. |
| Metadata | The collection of item metadata. |
| Stream OpenStream() | Opens the stream of the item content. |
| Parser OpenParser() | Creates the Parser object for the item content. |
| Parser OpenParser(LoadOptions) | Creates the Parser object for the item content with LoadOptions. |
| Parser OpenParser(LoadOptions, ParserSettings) | Creates the Parser object for the item content with LoadOptions and ParserSettings. |
Container means that both container-only files (like zip archives, outlook storage) and documents with attachments (like emails, PDF Portfolios).
Follow the steps below to extract an email text from outlook storage
- Instantiate Parser object for the initial document.
- Call GetContainer method and obtain collection of document container item objects.
- Check if collection isn’t null (container extraction is supported for the document).
- Iterate through the collection and obtain Parser object to extract a text.
The following sample code shows how to extract a text from zip entities.