I just tried this on my Galaxy Nexus with official 4.0.2, and it
definitely works, with and without the training slash.
mkdirs returns false if the directory already exists - are you sure
yours don't?
Also, does your app have the permission to write to external storage?
IIRC, some really older platform versions used to enable this permission
if it wasn't declared.
-- K
On 03/10/2012 11:38 PM, GJTorikian wrote:
It seems that that's entirely the problem. When I try to perform a
mkdirs() operation, I get a return of false.
So, for the structure of: /mnt/sdcard/myapp/
new File("/mnt/sdcard/myapp/").mkdirs() fails--but again, only for
this device, it seems.
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