Question

I have a unique and interesting difficulty: I need to find a way to (semi-)permanently store an html page on the iPhone, but the protocol and method I choose is up to me: for example, I could request that the files be packaged in a zip archive, then download it via a URL and unzip it on the iPhone to store/view. I think it would be complicated to download the page using straight html (see this question), and URLCache seems to be designed to download one resource at a time.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a system that will make this task relatively simple without adding significant time to till I can display the page on-screen?

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Solution

I decided to go with the suggestion by Kalle, since I didn't need the zip program to do any heavy lifting. Unzipping is surprisingly fast, so it suits my purposes very well. I may have to clean up the code a bit though.

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