Files in Android App

How do I sync the files in my phone app to the computer @www.acrobat.com?
Also some files are being repeated on the app 20 times. How do I correct that?

Hi,
Sorry I complete missed the mail ;-(...
I have not too much time now to see what is your problem, the lines containig the error "seems" to be a problem with the location of files... I think you ar not "including" "packaging" the contens of the www dir into the final project...
Anyway, some time ago I was make an flex project to test... I don't know if it works now...( I must install FB4.6 .... normally I use FDT )...
You can find it here... in the fixed issues section
http://code.google.com/p/stagewebviewbridge/issues/detail?id=9&can=1
Say me if it helps....
El 19/12/2011, a las 23:13, WilliamACollins escribió:
Re: Android, StageWebView and Local media files in mobile app
created by WilliamACollins in Mobile Development - View the full discussion
Hi, x. I contacted you a week or so ago about this and you asked for more error information. I forwarded that to you and haven't heard back yet. Thanks for checking in with me.
Regards,
William
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