Android Uri to Filesize?
You can get the size of the file in bytes thus: File f = new File(uri.getPath()); long size = f.length().
File expects java.net. URI, but I have andorid.net. Uri – Soccertrash Mar 10 at 18:01 1 This SO post shows how to convert between the two: stackoverflow.Com/questions/559902/… – Kurtis Nusbaum Oct 5 at 19:33.
I want to upload a file to a WebServer. To show the progress of the upload I need to know the complete size of the file. Since I have only the Uri of the file (got it from an Intent), I have no chance to get at the file's size.
My workaround is to open an InputStream and count the bytes that are read on this InputStream. But this is circuitous.
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