Extract file from my Resources, save to user PC?

[motionman95]

Say I have a file in my resources. What if I want to save that file to the user's computer? Is that possible using SWFKit? Thanks!

[SWFKit]

What's your resources? Resouces of an windows execuatable file or something else? Please post a sample at here, thank you. If you mean resources of an exe file, it's possible.

[motionman95]

Yes, I mean the Resources of a SWFKit exe.

[SWFKit]

Originally Posted by motionman95

Yes, I mean the Resources of a SWFKit exe.

But there is no file in the resource of an swfkit exe. The files are packed at the end of the exe.

[motionman95]

Why won't this code work?

var extractedFile = new File(Global.getAdditionalFile("7za.exe"));
Global.trace(extractedFile.path);

This part always returns false.

Global.trace(extractedFile.copy("C:\\"));

[SWFKit]

Are you sure the "7za.exe" is in the "Resources" list of swfkit? The code seems to have no problem.

[motionman95]

I'm sure, SWFKit.

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[SWFKit]

Originally Posted by motionman95

Why won't this code work?

var extractedFile = new File(Global.getAdditionalFile("7za.exe"));
Global.trace(extractedFile.path);

This part always returns false.

Global.trace(extractedFile.copy("C:\\"));

We've tested similar code with a sample, and we're sure that it works well. The "getAdditionalFile" is a fundamental method of SWFKit. If it couldn't work, no swfkit exe would work Please recheck your files, thank you.

About standing by, it's really too difficult so we don't know how to make it work. Really sorry for that.