I can't find the folder containing videos and pictures on my tablet using the file explorer of Android Device Monitor.
The folder I'm trying to find is "Internt lager" which translates to internal storage in english:
I can expand all folders in the device monitor file explorer without finding my movie files, image files, downloaded files, etc. If I try to pull storage/self/primary for instance, I get an empty folder.
I know the storage/emulated folder is a symbolic link, but I need to find out where it points to, so that I can open my files in my app.
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If I deploy my files to assets\internal, where is it in Android phone?
I opened up Explorer and look at the phone's contents, can only find something
like : Internal shared storage\Android\data\com.embarcadero.project1\
but when I click on 'cache' or 'files' subfolders, both are empty.
Please advise where to find my deployed file.
I have been searching over the StackOverflow how to get specific paths, but I only found solutions about External Storages (SD cards). I need to create and read data from internal storage (in-built memory), but I can't reach the proper path.
I want to create folder programatically in this folder shown in a picture
so the user of my app can put there .csv files used to import their contents to database, and get .csv file exported from database.
I have tried my own attempts but they did not work.
So my question is: How can I take a path of the folder shown in a picture for creating my desired folder and files there?
Thanks in advance.
I only found solutions about External Storages (SD cards)
External storage is not removable storage on most Android devices.
I want to create folder programatically in this folder shown in a picture
That is showing external storage, as is viewed from a Windows desktop or notebook by means of a USB cable or other MTP-based connection.
There are a variety of ways of working with external storage.
I am trying to create a dynamic media browser that takes mp3 files from an sd card and generates a list of songs to browse through.
My issue is that I cannot find the /mnt/sdcard folder. Inside /mnt/ I have an sdcard.img, but I am not sure how to use it.
Here is most of the information that I know:
I am using the latest version of android studio
I have set the emulator up with a Studio-managed 1000m SD card
I formatted the SD card when I got the notification on the emulator, using internal storage.
Google Before Asking...
Select Tools -> Android -> Android Device Monitor
Goto File Explorer Tab
Browse mnt/sdcard OR storage/sdcard
See top-right corner(Small Mobile icons)
Use that icons to push and pull file from the device. It doesn't support drag and drop
I read a tutorial on how to get names of files in an absolute path, but now I want to get all files - for example in my internal storage-
I mean by all the files, the files which are in the folders not only in an absolute path.
for example if my internal have folders and files like that
/music
/videos
/data
mine.png
mohamed.txt
and my music folder have files like
him.png
sir.doc
I want a list like that
mine.png
mohamed.txt
him.png
sir.docx
I hope some one got me.
Thanks
From my application I am downloading a few files and storing it in data/data/package_name/files folder and I'm accessing and viewing those files and I download that file once and each time I run application.
I could view that file as the data is persistent in data/data/package_name/files folder so it is not lost when session ends.
All this I am doing in the emulator. Now I have created an .apk file of my application and installed it on a real device. I am expecting that the "data/data/package_name/files" is also packed up with it but which is not happening. I can't see the downloaded file.
As my problem is that I could not connect to Internet from my real device, I could not download file. Is there any way that I could create an .apk file along with the data in "data/data/package_name/files"?
save these files in assests folder, instead of saving in your app memory space, it will not go with your apk.below link will help you in the same storing file in assets which will go with apk
If you just want copy that file to your device during testing. You can upload the file from PC to mobile device by DDMS tool.
Choose the DDMS View from Eclipse, then click the icon of 'Push a file onto the device' on the tab of 'File Explorer',then select the file from the open dialog. That's all.