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Taking lot of time to open a ePUB of 20 MB or more size #22

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susheelzaveri opened this issue Jun 7, 2012 · 2 comments
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Taking lot of time to open a ePUB of 20 MB or more size #22

susheelzaveri opened this issue Jun 7, 2012 · 2 comments

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@susheelzaveri
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Dear Siegman

Hope you are doing fine. Long back I have started using your library for eReader implementation. I had put that work on hold for sometime and back in action with full swing.

Here is a challenge that I am facing:

I am unzipping entire ePUB and then using WebView of android to pass the required HTML content. This is working fine.

But if the file size is pretty huge then readyLazy method is taking lot of time for a 20 MB or more file sized ePUB. I need your library, to keep track of resources (esp HTMLs). I tried looking at the library but couldn't find any direct way to do this, I am sure, I am missing something pretty obivious.

Can you please help or point to a method that would help me in keeping track of resources esp Table of conntents. Idea being, I should know the list of HTMLs that are present in the ePUB and ability to read the content with in it.

Pointer from your end would be of immense help.

Thanks
Susheel Zaveri

@akyl01
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akyl01 commented Jun 12, 2012

I am pretty sure you are like me. There is a new version available which the source code is available. I so far don't understand how to operate maven to sync up the jars together. If someone would be nice to send us the newest version I would be eternally grateful.

@123Harvery
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@susheelzaveri Did you had solved this problem? Can you give me some suggestions to solve this issue.

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