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I’m geting a file from server, and storing it on the phone. It’s a PDF. Then I need to display . Assuming that I have a PDF viewer it will open the file.
The question is where should I store the PDF file so my pdf reader has access to it. I don’t really want use external storage since not all phones has one. Is there a way to save public file on internal storage?
Or there is some way to pass the necessary information using ContentProvider. Unfortunately I would need some sample code of that.
All you put under internal directory can’t be access by other applications. so getDir or getCacheDir have to be used only for your application.
If you need files to be open by other application you have to write files under SD card.