Our app needs to grab certain files from the Bluetooth inbox after they are pushed from an external hardware device. Is there a way to programmatically find the Bluetooth folder location? On the Galaxy it's /mnt/sdcard/bluetooth, and on the Desire it seems to be 开发者_如何学运维/mnt/sdcard/downloads/bluetooth.
Thanks!
As far as I can tell, there's no simple and easy way to do this via the APIs (although there should be!)
Two solutions that could work (depending on the usage context; the first one seems generally better):
- On start-up, you app checks if there's a - SharedPreference(e.g.) "bluetoothLocation". If it doesn't find it, the app searches either (a) the FS or (b) the FS rooted at /mnt/ (probably (b) is better) until it finds a File such that:- The name.equals("bluetooth"), andisDirectory().
 
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Then it saves the path, and there you go. Alternatively (depending on the context) you could,
- The first time your external device connects, it sends a file with some long, hard-coded filename (e.g. greoermmvemoper190erjvw0j9e2.txt). Then your app searches through the FS until it finds a file with this shared, hard-coded name, and saves that location.
These are both far from perfect, and their viability depends on your context. I thought I'd throw it out there. Hope it helps.
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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