I am porting a c++ library code into android(which was initially written for linux).
The library is built and is used by a java application.
In the previous linux code, library used to create and update a log file in /tmp folder of the system... But unfortunately, there is no such temp dir in android.
Seems I cannot use use applications cache to save the file due to a few reasons.
1. User need to view the file after exiting the app
2. The library need to be reused by diff开发者_运维技巧erent applications in future.
3. The log file is created by the native library(and not the java app)
(pls correct me if some/all of my understanding is wrong)
Also I found most of the directories are write protected in the default setting..
How can i tackle the issue, without 'rooting' the os? Pls help..
Modify the C/C++ code to use a directory supplied from the Java code. Have the Java code pass in some subdirectory you create under Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory()
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