Android 11 and Storage-File

[Anke]

... or this:

[Anke]

... or this:

[patel]

Thank you very much Anke, your last suggestion is very simple.

[patel]

Now I would open the picked file, I tried 2 ways without success

[Anke]

@patel

open the picked file

[patel]

You solved all my problems, also my blocks for pdf run well

[patel]

@Anke, if I understand well we no longer need your extension GETASD

[Anke]

@patel

we no longer need your extension GETASD

Yes, correct.

[Anke]

See also here:

Get the App Specific Directory (ASD) & packageName on all Android versions without extensions

New, since the nb187 release: Get → ASD Absolute path: [grafik] Relative path: [grafik] Full path: [grafik] Get → packageName [grafik]

[patel]

I'm sorry, I missed that thread

[patel]

With this code I get error File not found, but it is there

[Taifun]

Set the file scope of the file component to App and read the file only by using the filename Rubri.csv

Taifun

[patel]

Thank you, it runs, also for saving.

[patel]

I'm confused, when I read/write without / I'm using asd or private dir ?

[Anke]

@patel

when I read/write without / I'm using asd or private dir ?

[Taifun]

@patel

when I read/write without / I'm using asd or private dir

everything depends on the file scope you are using...
the example @Anke was providing might be misleading, because the companion app will store everything in the ASD... as we can see from her screenshot, here it is the data subdirectory of the ASD...

Taifun

[Anke]

@Taifun

the example @Anke was providing might be misleading, because the companion app will store everything in the ASD

Yes of course, but with the APK it is saved in the privateDir (in the internal storage):

/data/user/0/<packageName>/files/test1.txt

[patel]

Thanks Anke & Taifun, I have understood finally.