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My app contains a sqlite db that will be opened by the end user.
So far I have tried an approach I have found to place the text file in the resources/raw. From there I will read it and generate the db.
I am wondering though, is there an easier approach?
With this approach I am pursuing, so far I am running into the issue that the exception is kicking in, rather than the file being displayed. The file is in the resources.ap_ though.
Using java Syntax Highlighting
- private void readFileFromLocal( Context context )
- {
- InputStream istream = null;
- try {
- istream = context.getResources().openRawResource(R.raw.out2);
- String s;
- int i;
- istream.read(b, 0,100);
- s = b +"";
- Log.i("msg",s);
- } catch (Exception FileNotFoundException){
- Log.v("File not found exception!", "hoy");
- }
- }
Parsed in 0.032 seconds, using GeSHi 1.0.8.4
Is there some snippet out there that copies the SQLite db to resources/raw and from there it can be simply copied to the filessytem? I have found some methods under java.io.File: "mkdir", "create" and "rename" file, but not "copy":
Using java Syntax Highlighting
- String path2 = "/data/data/com.google.ha1/omar/";
- File dir = new File(path2);
- dir.mkdir();
- File temp = File.createTempFile("mediaplayertmp",".txt", file);
- temp.renameTo(filedest);
Parsed in 0.031 seconds, using GeSHi 1.0.8.4
Many thanks for your help,
