I am developing a small application using file operations. when ever application lunches I am writing some information about the app user in the location of "/data/anr/". While deleting the application i want to remove those files in that location. Can any one suggest me how to do this? Is there any permission needs to be added?
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I created an application which creates and stores files to sdcard. Is there a way to bind the folder with application in order to delete all files when the user runs uninstall on android device?
View 2 Replies View RelatedAfter the update, when I open uninstaller I can see these two programs relating to the 2.1 update.
com.htc2.1-update1
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android system 2.1-update
I am wondering If I can delete the "com.htc2.1-update 1" as both are pretty large files. Will this effect the android system 2.1 update? or is this the "set up" that can be deleted once installed.
Do we have any application or any easy way to automatically delete files/folders created by an application after uninstalling it? I am looking for a solution like Revo Uninstaller for mac and windows.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to make my own slimmed version of a ROM's .zip, by deleting some APKs and changing some other files (media, bootanaim, walls; minor changes to systemui and framework-res; etc)..
Until now, I've done it several times, but I think that I can do a more in-depth research to reduce junk files..Is there a way to find a list of LIBs and other files that are related to the APKs that I delete??. I've tried two ways:
1) Decompiling APKs and "explore" to find related files
2) Search all over the Web to find information
Is there any way (or what is the best way) to visualize what specific files within a kernel source are inter-related, what files take priority over others, etc? For example, I want to trace from top to bottom the related kernel source files & actions that would be triggered by insertion into a headphone jack, and dig through the code as much as I'm able and try narrowing down the source of a problem. I can (and have) poked around in github, and understand how to compile the kernel, but don't quite have a grasp of the hierarchy of files, drivers, etc. within the source.
If there isn't a way to 'map' out a specific kernel source, any generic flowchart or 'map' created in general for visualizing the inter-relationships of source files within android kernels?
How to compile a kernel, pack into a boot.img, edit a ramdisk, etc., within the last few weeks, but this is a major roadblock in my understanding of kernel source code.
I have a user complaining about a FC on my app and they were kind enough to post the stacktrace. It's a class that I cannot find anywhere and it sounds like it is related to multi-touch. I don't specifically call this class, MapView does so I don't have any control over it. It kind of looks like his Google API maps package is trying to use an unknown gesture library. Any ideas? I figure other devs using the MapView class might run into the same issue with their users. The user is using a Droid.
02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): Caused by: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at com.google.android.maps.MapView.<init>(MapView.java:238) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.constructNative(Native Method) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:446) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at android.view.LayoutInflater.createView(LayoutInflater.java:500) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): ... 22 more 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: android.view.ScaleGestureDetector 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at com.google.android.maps.MapView.setup(MapView.java:368) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at com.google.android.maps.MapActivity.setupMapView(MapActivity.java:187) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at com.google.android.maps.MapView.<init>(MapView.java:280) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): at com.google.android.maps.MapView.<init>(MapView.java:255) 02-06 01:08:37.326: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(4231): ... 26 more......
i have completed my First android application and i have deployed that application to different android based mobile phones which is working fine. my question to you is, is there iphone store like thing exists in android to upload your application by paying fee to android store or something like that. or nothing or should i start passing my application to end users directly? any help would be appreciated.
View 2 Replies View RelatedSometimes I'm browsing the web and... One more download... And then oops! Another one...Then I realised that those downloads are still in my download list and there's no option to COMPLETELY remove them. Also, where do I clean browser's temporary files?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI uploaded about 50 pictures from iPhoto (using a Mac) just to see what they looked like and then later formatted the Droid's SD card, so the pictures were no longer there.
Now, if I mount the Droid via USB and view the file structure there is a folder named /albumthumbs which contains 50 files, presumably for the 50 pictures a had on the SD card.
To me, these file, unless linking to actual photos stored on the SD card, take up extra space in the phone's memory (not worried about the SD card). I wonder if I can safely delete them (just the files...not the folder)?
Is it possible to remove files from res/raw once the program is running? I'd like to include some mp3s in the app I'm making, but if the user doesn't like them, I'd like to provide the option to delete those files. Is there a way to delete files from res/raw once the app is running?
How are you guys packaging files with your apps? In res/raw? Or a different approach?
I can access the external memory and i could delete all the files successfully.Please let me know if it possible to delete files(like Images,Videos,Audios etc) from internal memory?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Within the system file /system/framework/framework-res.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi/ are about 17 little "emo_im_xxxxx.png" files that represent the little "green alien" emoticons that Android's stock SMS program inserts into text messages when certain text-based emoticons are input.
I want to delete these .png files so that the "green alien" emoticons no longer replace my standard text smilies. I don't care that others may not be able to see them. *I* don't want to see them, LOL. I've hated them since I got the HTC Droid Incredible two years ago, and I want them gone. I don't want to use a separate messaging app (Handcent, etc.). I like the stock app. I have Root Explorer, but the only option it gives me when I navigate and select these .png files is to "Extract" them.
I rooted my phone for the sole reason of being able to access/edit system files so I could get rid of these ugly little buggers, but have not had much luck after a full day of Googling, downloading, installing, uninstalling, packing, repacking, pushing, pulling and rebooting. There has got to be a simple solution to something that should honestly be built into the Android OS as a simple "auto-smilies on/off" toggle switch in settings.
It'd be convenient if an application I'm writing stored some files to external storage permanently (so they persist after the application has been exited[destroyed]), but on an uninstall I'd like to do the decent thing and have these files removed to free up the storage.
Is there any way I can have these files removed on an uninstall?
If there isn't (and I'm skeptical), then I'll have to create these files each time. I'm trying to save start-up time and also occupy required space by having them exist permanently.
Note: I need to use external storage, so both internal storage or a DB would be inappropriate.
How to programmatically move copy and delete files and directories on SD(android)
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View 4 Replies View RelatedSorry if this has been posted, but how do you delete something from the pdf files. I downloaded the wrong thing.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIf i install new ROM, i have CM6 installed now, but had CM6 alpha installed previously. Do i need to keep the CM6 zip file on my sd card or can i delete it.
View 1 Replies View Relatedis there any way of managing/deleting files (eg PDFs that you download) on the SD card from the phone itself ? ie can you do it without connecting to a PC and mounting as disk drive ?Also - just bought a 16gb SD card and it seems like the speed of access/saving photos and transferring music from PC is much slower than with the 4GB card that came with the phone. Is that normal or have i got a dud/fake SD Card ? ( i know - I bought if from ebay - but it was a proper 30,000+ feedback seller of memory cards..)
View 4 Replies View RelatedDownloaded an app twice by mistake. would like to delete the redundant one.
View 1 Replies View RelatedNew to Android and new to forum. I came from Blackberry and liked to keep things cleaned up...unused apps/files etc.
Now with my Motorola I1, I like to do the same.
My question is, I came across a file on my SD card named .spmo file...
Not sure what it is or for, and, can I delete it?
How do you delete the files in the quickoffice and how can i access/ see the contents of my sd cards.
View 5 Replies View RelatedHave just got my Desire HD and I'm loving the feel and look of it. This is my first touch phone/ANDROID phone, having previously owned the NOKIA N95 8GB, which I was more than happy with and would have kept it but the pull of the DESIRE just proved too much My teething problems seem to be with my music. I've put a load of albums on the phone from my PC. Some I can't find on my phone?!?! Others have gone on twice. I cannot delete the files from the phone. Does anyone know how to delete music files?
View 3 Replies View RelatedThose temp files? Also, Which recovery image can I delete now?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've downloaded a couple of PDF files that will not open for whatever reason. How do I delete them?
View 4 Replies View RelatedOkay, maybe a dumb question, but how do I delete files off my SD card using Astro? Can I?
View 4 Replies View RelatedBeen searching but cant find a clear cut answer.
Once I've installed an .apk file, can I delete that .apk file off my SD card? Will it still function properly?
Deleting audio files on my nexus 7. I recently used isyncr to download my itunes library onto my nexus 7. I put some of the songs I didnt like on there by mistake and I want to delete it but i cant find a way how to do so. I went on settings and on storage and click audio files but when i clicked on them it just played them. I really want the memory that the songs are taking up back, how to delete audio files from my nexus 7.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a Samsung Galaxy ACE (GT-S5830i) which I have rooted but I am still on the stock rom/gingerbread 2.3.6
Today my phone said an update is available, so I connected to WiFi and downloaded the 30.14mb update, the update fails to install and I have now found out from searching that you cannot do a software update OTA once you are rooted, D'oh!!
So I now want to know how do I get rid of the 30mb update that I downloaded from my internal storage?! Can I simply delete it from the appropriate file, if so what is the folder/file called? or is it not as simple that?
If this 30mb update that didn't work cannot be simply deleted using my file manager app, then should I unroot my phone, and then try and update OTA again? and then root my phone once more? Would that work?!
What are these files in root / folder? Can I saftly delete them?
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