Android :: How To Create Xml File And Put Into Raw Folder?
Oct 8, 2010can anybody tell how to create a xml file and write in android and where to put the file for aceess again is it possible to put into raw folder?

can anybody tell how to create a xml file and write in android and where to put the file for aceess again is it possible to put into raw folder?
Any way to create shortcut to a folder located in sd card ?
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Using Android 1.5
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