where is the file in mobile (Write file App)

[amit.mangal]

Hi,
I am writing application in which i am writing file below is the code
RFile file ;
RFs fsSession ;
fsSession.Connect() ;
TBuf8<100> data;
TInt err=file.Open(fsSession,_L("C:\\myfile.txt"),EFileWrite) ;
if (err==KErrNotFound) // file does not exist - create it
err=file.Create(fsSession,_L("C:\\myfile.txt"),EFileWrite) ;
data.Copy(_L("abcwpuhgehhj")) ;
file.Write(data);
file.Close() ;

when i run this code in emulator then code is working fine and myfile.txt created and i can see in path

C:\S60\devices\S60_3rd_FP2_SDK_v1.1\epoc32\winscw\c\myfile.txt

I want to know what happens if i install this code to N-96 mobile ..i am not able to know whether my application is running or not ?
where will it create myfile.txt in device ?

Thanks & Regards

Amit

[vineet.jain]

ofcourse it will create file at the defined path, but as don't have direct access to see the c drive in your phone, so you won't be able to see it, until you install some application which allows you to see various drives on your device & their content.you can try making file for e.g. at c:\\data\\filename.txt, which is the path of file manager.

[amit.mangal]

can i see file after creating file like this ...

[amit.mangal]

How to run console based aplication on mobile.
My console application works fine on emulator but dont run on device after installing ..

I click but nothing happens

Regards
Amit

[ltomuta]

How to run console based aplication on mobile.
My console application works fine on emulator but dont run on device after installing ..

I click but nothing happens

Regards
Amit

I have a deja-vu feeling about this question. Please post each question only once, in its on thread, and discuss it there until you get to the bottom of it.

[kkrish]

can i see file after creating file like this ...

Yes,

you can download fExplorer from www.gosymbian.com

[shafali gupta]

Hi,
I am writing application in which i am writing file below is the code
RFile file ;
RFs fsSession ;
fsSession.Connect() ;
TBuf8<100> data;
TInt err=file.Open(fsSession,_L("C:\\myfile.txt"),EFileWrite) ;
if (err==KErrNotFound) // file does not exist - create it
err=file.Create(fsSession,_L("C:\\myfile.txt"),EFileWrite) ;
data.Copy(_L("abcwpuhgehhj")) ;
file.Write(data);
file.Close() ;

when i run this code in emulator then code is working fine and myfile.txt created and i can see in path

C:\S60\devices\S60_3rd_FP2_SDK_v1.1\epoc32\winscw\c\myfile.txt

I want to know what happens if i install this code to N-96 mobile ..i am not able to know whether my application is running or not ?
where will it create myfile.txt in device ?

Thanks & Regards

Amit

You can create your file in the below defined path and then you can acces it using file manager
C:\\data\\others\\file.txt

you can access your flles using bluetooth and USB also if created in accessible path like C:\\data or C:\\data\\others etc

[amit.mangal]

yes i can see file in c:\\file.txt but i can see this file.txt to when i connect my device to bluetooth or cable if i want to see in mobile directly then i dont see file.txt in my c drive.

How can i see on mobile with connecting it to pc.


Regards
Amit

[amit.mangal]

is auto start application do not work with self signed application ?then how can i test my app .

[ltomuta]

PC Suite and the built-in file manager only give access to C:\Data\...
If you want your files to be accessible by the users, or if you want to access them from PC, then write them under that directory.
Or write them on the memory card (E:\, F:\) at any unprotected location (so not under \sys or \private) and you can easily access the files from there as well.

[ltomuta]

yes i can see file in c:\\file.txt but i can see this file.txt to when i connect my device to bluetooth or cable if i want to see in mobile directly then i dont see file.txt in my c drive.

How can i see on mobile with connecting it to pc.


Regards
Amit

is auto start application do not work with self signed application ?then how can i test my app .

Are you looking for accessing a file (from PC) or for starting an APP? Use Open Signed Online if you want to test autostart.