let’s say I have blob structure like this: dir0 ├── dir1 │ ├── file11 │ └── file12 ├── dir2 └── dir3 After listing the dir1 that contains two files file11, file12 with listBlobsByHierarchy(“dir0/dir1/”) method I’m getting two blobs with blobName property set to dir0/dir1/file11 and dir…
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Android: Should I use local Storage or SQLite (or similar)?
I am just starting to learn Android Development. I have to develop something similar to a Log APP where the user can save information.This is student project, so I don’t have to use Users/Passwords, instead I am allowed to save the info using the Local Storage of the device. The problem is that I will n…
requestLegacyExternalStorage is not working in Android 11 – API 30
Google has introduced some changes recently related to storage APIs in API 29 like scoped storage and we opted out by adding ‘requestLegacyExternalStorage=true’ in Manifest. But now when I targetSdkVersion 30, this no longer seems to work. Some of the files in the download directories were not lis…
Storing methods identifiably in Java
I’m trying to come up with a solution to a problem where I want to store method references in some way so that I can invoke them when needed and remove them when I don’t need them on my list of methods. The underlying goal here goes something like this: I have a Person class: I make 2 instances of
Creating a storage for images directly in tomcat folder (Java)
I searched around the web and here and couldn’t find a conclusive answer to this rather simple question. I am using Java+MySQL+HTML and CSS. I created a webapp, and in this webapp the user can upload the photos path to the database .At the same time I am creating a folder completely outside of tomcat to…
get removable sd card path in android
How can i get extSdcard path in android? There are 2 storage, first external storage in which all the phones have it but there is second storage which is called removable storage (micro sdcard). I want to get the path to the micro sdcard in android, how is that possible? Answer Starting from KitKat, you have …
Storing and searching 4+ million documents [closed]
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