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While I realize resources themselves are defined in XML files, if I have an XML file of my own type that I wish to use, should I be storing them in “res/xml”?
Is there a better way to do this such as using assets and then loading them as binary to be parsed by another XML library?
I would go with adding the XML resource inside the
resfolder with the specific resource type. Its a convention that I have adapted to, having all my files in the same directory for organization.If you add your XML file inside of
res/xmlit can be accessed anytime at run-time viaResources.getXML()