Via a Mac OS X app, iExplorer, I'm able to access the file system on a connected iPad or iPhone. It seems that would be the quickest way to get J/iOS addons files to the iOS device.

But where exactly in the J/iOS file tree should they go?

In the iPad's Apps/J tree there (at least) two candidate locations:

  Apps/J/Documents/J/addons

  Apps/J/j.app/Documents/adons

Which one?

I want to do it this way because the method posted on the wiki seems tedious (and I cannot get it to work, in any case). Namely: using the posted script to bundle-up a single addons directory, insert it in an html, email it to myself, open the html on the iPad or iPhone, put the contents onto the clipboard, and finally use the jt script, etc.

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