Where should file be placed in real mobile in file browser application

hello,
i am doing an application on file browser i tested it in emulator it was having [b]appdbfolder bin folder tool kit which has the root directory with the file to be browsed
1 but problem is where should i place the file in real phone
2 if placed it resource dir it is not taking
3

just make sure your CLASSPATH includes cloudscape.jar. Not just the path, but also the jar filename.
There is also a jre/lib/ext path in your java installation where you can dump your jar file so it will automatically be seen when you run your program.

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user10860289 wrote:
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