You can't read files on your pc from your device or emulator see here for an introduction to Data Storage and here for Accessing Resources (that is probably what you're interested in, as you're trying to access res/xml ).
You can't read files on your pc from your device or emulator. See here for an introduction to Data Storage and here for Accessing Resources (that is probably what you're interested in, as you're trying to access res/xml/).
You are trying to load a file using the real path on your PC. Emulator knows nothing about your file system. When you put an xml into the project folder res/xml/ you can parse it using the standar resource lookup way: XmlResourceParser xpp = res.
GetXml(R.xml. Myxml); where myxml is the name of your xml file without the extension.
I looked into that but couldn't understand how it fits in with the code I have. I implemented a custom xml parser much like the 8th example here: ibm. Com/developerworks/opensource/library/x-android/index.
Html I am trying to write the method getInputStream() so that I can use the line "Xml. Parse(this.getInputStream(), Xml.Encoding. UTF_8, root.
GetContentHandler());" – Seth Feb 2 at 2:13 In the article, the xml file is downloaded from the net. So this is not your case. The method Resource.getXml() returns a reference to a XmlResourceParser object.
The article covers this case at the section "The XML pull parser". XmlResourceParser and XmlPullParser uses the same interface – Francesco Feb 2 at 9:31.
You can not access files from your host system (which seems to be Windows in your case). Copy the file to your devices/emulators SD card and read it from there - and don't forget to use the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission.
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