Android Question emulator and folder

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I am using the emulator and I need to save photos in a specific folder that I create from code.

But on the PC where can I find the folder?

this is the error log:

java.io.FileNotFoundException: /storage/emulated/0/StageList/Repertorio/Camera.jpg (No such file or directory)

 

[LucaMs]

Already answered in the Italian Forum (in which the same question was asked).

(ADB Pull & Push commands)

 

[Sagenut]

It's good that it was posted even here on the International.
More experienced members could provide other solutions.

 

[LucaMs]

It's good that it was posted even here on the International.
More experienced members could provide other solutions.

This is why I posted "the solution" here too.

 

[Sagenut]

So for completeness
adb pull /storage/emulated/0/MyFolder/Camera.jpg myphoto.jpg
In this case is considered to have only 1 Emulator running or only 1 Device connected.
This command will copy Camera.jpg renaming it to myphoto.jpg
It will be copied in the ADB folder from where command start.
Of course path must be adapted to your needs.
PULL command is used to copy a file from Emulator (or device) to PC.
PUSH command to copy a file from PC to Emulator (or device).

 

[Erel]

The emulator has its own file system so you cannot directly access it. As answered above you can use ADB command to pull and push files.

Note that with a real device and B4A-Bridge you can use Tools - B4A-Bridge - File Explorer to access the secondary storage (File.DirRootExternal).

 

[LucaMs]

Note that with a real device and B4A-Bridge you can use Tools - B4A-Bridge - File Explorer to access the secondary storage (File.DirRootExternal).

And can anyone call me "expert"? I didn't know it

 

[Erel]

Now you know

 

[LucaMs]

And can anyone call me "expert"? I didn't know it

Fortunately I have to correct myself; it uses FTP and I knew that . I thought there was talk of something different now.

 

[Sagenut]

Android Studio contain a File Explorer that make possible to browse the emulator content.
Not completely but better than nothing if absolutely needed.
Something similar (but Deprecated after this new Tool) is contained in the Android SDK.
You can find it in c:\Android\Tools\monitor.bat (of course use your sdk path).
In my test this last method was unable to access certain folders that instead are accessible with Android Studio.
Anyway I will not make further test about this thing, for now, just because I don't have this need.
Hopefully I gave an hint to start for others that could need it.