Java generates an XML file and compresses the file into zip format and then writes to the hard drive

To make some data into an XML file, but not on your hard disk, compress the file into a zip format and write it to your hard disk. The final result is: The hard disk has a test.zip file, decompression after the Test.xml file.

Add the. xml suffix to the name after you declare zipentry ... The
example follows: Public

static void Main (string[] arg) throws exception{

String xml;  
 * *  generates your XML data, which exists in string XML.
 */

Zipoutputstream zipout = new Zipoutputstream (New FileOutputStream ("D://test.zip"));
Declaration Zipoutputstream, used to output zip files.

ZipEntry entry = new ZipEntry ("Test.xml");
Statement ZipEntry

zipout.putnextentry (entry);
Add entry to the ZipOut.

DataOutputStream Dataos = new DataOutputStream (zipout);
The Zipoutputstream is packaged using DataOutputStream.
Dataos.writeutf (GD);
Output zip file.
dataos.close ();
} 

After running, there is a test.zip file in D disk, which contains a test.xml file.