I found the problem!
I used the if statement wrong :)
But I can confirm you have in Android native code accessibility to
local files created in java - files create on application level, where
other applications can not see your file!
Now I can write to files in native code and read them in
Thank you both for your answer!
The thing is, in my company we already have working libraries and that
is the reason why I have to use jni.
So most of the work is done in native code, most of time I use Java
for GUI part..
So I think i would be a performance issue (applications is constantly
Do not make the file MODE_WORLD_WRITEABLE unless you don't mind when
people hack your files.
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 4:41 AM, Jernej K. jernej.klan...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you both for your answer!
The thing is, in my company we already have working libraries and that
is the reason why I
Most likely this is about permissions: the native application (I guess you
run it from the shell) is executed under different user ID than your Java
application.
As a temporary development solution you can get root access and fix it but I
would recommend to avoid using native code unless for
On Jun 23, 10:56 pm, fry bender...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to store strings values in multiple files? Eg,
strings.xml, strings1.xml, strings2.xml etc.
I do not mean localized versions of the same file - those multiple
files should contain different string ids in the same
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