baseball007
Lurker
Hi, I have an Android application (4.2.2) which reads in a couple bytes of real-time Bluetooth data every second an displays it on the interface, as well as appends it to a GraphView graph. I am now looking to store this data on the cloud, and am looking for help on the easiest way to do this.
My first thought is to save the Android internal memory, and use a 3rd party app such as ES File Explorer to find and upload the data. However, I am aware that after saving data to Android's internal memory, you cannot view the file, it can only be read by the app you are using. If I save data to the internal storage (MODE_PRIVATE, MODE_WORLD_WRITEABLE. is now depreciated) can ES File Explorer see this file?
If not, it looks as if I have to develop my own google cloud datastore which I have already started looking in to, and I will need help with this if I have to go that route. Thanks for all the help.
My first thought is to save the Android internal memory, and use a 3rd party app such as ES File Explorer to find and upload the data. However, I am aware that after saving data to Android's internal memory, you cannot view the file, it can only be read by the app you are using. If I save data to the internal storage (MODE_PRIVATE, MODE_WORLD_WRITEABLE. is now depreciated) can ES File Explorer see this file?
If not, it looks as if I have to develop my own google cloud datastore which I have already started looking in to, and I will need help with this if I have to go that route. Thanks for all the help.