On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 8:50 AM, DanH wrote:
> Yes, the file system on Android is SQL-centric to a fault.
>
Wha? The file systems are FAT on the SD card and typically YAFFS on
internal storage (but may be other Unix file systems like ext4). These have
nothing to do with SQL at all.
For the or
Application-private data storage location can be queried by
Context.getFilesDir.
Alternatively, one can use Context.getFileStreamPath or
Context.openFileOutput.
These APIs are there for a reason, so it's good idea to use them.
BTW, application- and user- specific storage locations have been
Yes, the file system on Android is SQL-centric to a fault.
On Sep 17, 10:41 am, john brown wrote:
> Linda,
>
> I am new to Android. I had my app on a Microsoft phone and used .txt
> files for data storage. It seemed like a good idea on the Microsoft
> smartphone and it worked.
>
> I did the same
Linda,
I am new to Android. I had my app on a Microsoft phone and used .txt
files for data storage. It seemed like a good idea on the Microsoft
smartphone and it worked.
I did the same with my app on the Android and found that unexpected
things happen with text files on the Android. Things like t
You do not have permission to browse a listing (read) of the /data
directory, but you do have permission to access it contents (execute
for a directory). And you may have the r permission on the
directories and files your app creates.
So if you use something that lets you type in the full path, s
>From my unix/linux knowledge, I have to correct this:
$ adb shell ls -ls /sdcard/bash_profile
32 -rwxrwxr-x1 1000 1015 157 Sep 15 14:13 /sdcard/
bash_profile
- type of file is file - its empty for normal files, d for directory
and some other values (see man ls)
the leftmost "
>From my unix/linux knowledge, I have to correct this:
$ adb shell ls -ls /sdcard/bash_profile
32 -rwxrwxr-x1 1000 1015 157 Sep 15 14:13 /sdcard/
bash_profile
- type of file is right - its empty for normal files, d for directory
and
the leftmost "rwx" is permission of owner (r
d- type of file
rwx - permissions for root
rwx - permissions for group
--x - permissions for you/your app
As per this your cant operate with the file I think.
On Sep 17, 2:10 pm, Lidia wrote:
> Hello to all,
>
> I wrote a file o the phone from my application in the following path:
> /data/d
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