[mr_pink23]

Hi there,

is it possible to save data (Strings) to a text-file (concatenating the strings).
How can I do this?
Which file format is necessary?

Any hints are really appreciated!!!

[hongfengw]

it is possible using connector file system, i also working on this part.
hope it is help to you

[mr_pink23]

Thank you hongfengw!

I think I managed to create a .txt-file.
How can I find and view this file on my windows machine? Is it stored in any folder? If not, is there any way to make this possible?

*HopesForHelpAgain*
Would really appreciate help!

[banu_berry]

i dont know whether this is correct but the location i think is in

\Research In Motion\BlackBerry JDE 4.2.1\simulator ..8800-sdcard.dmp

[mr_pink23]

yep, but is there a way to acces the (e.g. .txt-file) directly?
i managed to access the file with input/outputstreams but it would be good to have a look by simply double-clicking it...

ideas?

[banu_berry]

i dont know may be we have to extract the dmp file.

[banu_berry]

if u have got the answer please do post because even i am working similar to that

[RemyJ]

If you're simulating a device with a SDCard, you can tell the simulator to simply map the card to an existing directory on the Windows file system instead of the dmp file. Look at the fledge.exe help or use the JDWP app to start the simulator. It has the options.

[banu_berry]

ok thanks for the response but if we want to put a text file into the internal memory of the blackberry simulator can we do this through windows do we have any direct location to place the files. because it doesnot show any location of the default files say some picture files which are present in the device memory of the simulator.i know the way of accessing the file from the device memory by just memtoining the path. can u use the same for txt files. can we load text files..

if i am wrong please do tell me
please help me regarding this

[mr_pink23]

Hi there,
any new ideas or further help?

I had a look at the fledge.exe help but couldn't manage to map a folder.
Some more details would certainly help an I really would appreciate it!!

[banu_berry]

does any one got any ideas please do share

[alerman]

Alright I think I have everything set up that I need to read a text file, but I can't seem to get it to work. I am trying to do this without having to purchase a RIM key.

So far I have the file connected as shown in FileConnection, and I can tell whether or not that file exists successfully, but here is my question:

How do I read data (strings) out of that txt file. It is basically a line-delimited text file, the functions I really would like are readLine() and while(!file.EOF)

Any ideas of what I wma doing wrong?

[malbry]

Here's the method I use to read a line of text, hope it helps you

	String receiveText() {
		int b = 0;
		StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
		while (true) {
			try {
				b = in.read();
			}
			catch (IOException ie) {System.out.println(ie);}
			if (b < 0) {
				eofflag = true;
				break;
			}
			char c = (char)b;
			if (c == '\r') continue;
			if (c == '\n') break;
			sb.append(c);
		}
		return sb.toString();
	}

Best regards,
Malcolm
Welcome to Freepoc

[djaramil]

Someone said earlier that you could view the .dmp sdcard file. can someone post how that is done ? I didn't see any settings in the simulator that let you have the files go to a directory instead of a file.

David J.

[amolsarmalkar]

Hi All, can anybody please tell me how to map windows directory to Device simulator.
I am posting a file through Http post to ASP page .I am able to post Text data to server..but for posting a file I need to map windows directory to device simulator.

Originally Posted by RemyJ

If you're simulating a device with a SDCard, you can tell the simulator to simply map the card to an existing directory on the Windows file system instead of the dmp file. Look at the fledge.exe help or use the JDWP app to start the simulator. It has the options.