Ok, bad luck :(
Does the Android device at least appear as External Storage Device
in the file explorer when it is connected via USB?
So it would be possible to figure out the drive letter of that storage
volume and to do a common file copy in the desktop application?
Regards,
Frank
On Sep 7,
On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 4:01 AM, franky.b frank.bit...@gmail.com wrote:
Does the Android device at least appear as External Storage Device
in the file explorer when it is connected via USB?
If the user elects to mount it, yes. With Honeycomb (and, presumably,
future releases of Android), this
Okay, thanks a lot for your response.
I have to deal with Windows only; we have a legacy application running
on Windows that must sync some files to the Android device; it's a
totally old-school, fat desktop application and actually I don't like
it, but replacing it by a web based application is
On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 12:43 PM, franky.b frank.bit...@gmail.com wrote:
In order to figure out the drive letter some nasty tricks come into my
mind... like writing a marker file to a specified folder on the device
when starting the mobile app for the first time. The desktop
application then
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