I have some apks with there sd data files.I want to create a new apk which has the data files included in it (for example-an apk of size 25 mb with external data of 100 mb should become a new apk of around 120-125 mb) i need to convert them to bar files. create those large apks
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It seems to be a contradiction in docs:
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http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data-storage.html#files
The name of the file to open; can not contain path separators.
[url]
And when I call
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Android Source Generator: [Tiber] Package is not specified in AndroidManifest.xml
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I've already created XML using DOM in Android. Now I have a problem converting my Document data to String since transform factor is not available in Android. I need to FileOutputStream the Strings that came from the Document.
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HTC Explorer A310e
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