Android Question Find my app's files on a device?

Homerclese

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I have a file manager app on my device and I'd like to check my app's local files on the device. Is that possible? I can't see my package code in the root>sdcard>Android>data folder. I can see anywheresoftware.b4a.b4abridge though, and I guess that's because I'm only building a debug app.
 

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I have a file manager app on my device and I'd like to check my app's local files on the device. Is that possible? I can't see my package code in the root>sdcard>Android>data folder. I can see anywheresoftware.b4a.b4abridge though, and I guess that's because I'm only building a debug app.

Install (in release mode ) a small test app to confirm your theory .

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Homerclese

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Even when I install a release mode version of my app, I can't see my app's package code in the root>sdcard>Android>data folder.
 
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Homerclese

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Have not tested .. but this should return path / folder of your installed app.

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-get-an-installed-app-apks-path.44348/#post-270215

Thanks and I'm sorry but I should have been clearer with my question. I can find my app's .APK file on the device in debug mode (but not under my app's package code in release mode) but I want to know whether I can browse the files that I'm saving into File.DirInternalCache on the device using a file system browser?
 
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Homerclese

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Bummer. For some reason I had the impression that Android wasn't sandboxed like iOS. It's good that it is, of course. :)
 
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