B4J Question Copy File From Phone (USB Cable) To Desktop Using B4J Code

[Global Robot Empire]

I have tried to search for a solution, but can't find it

Does anyone know what is the FILEPATH of the Phone's Internal Storage - when connected to the Desktop?

I want to Copy files from the Phone to Desktop - using B4J Code

Like this example:

File.Copy(Phone's FilePath of Internal Storage, "x.jpg", "C:\Users\Hp\Desktop\Pictures", "x.jpg)

It shows in the Desktop's Windows Explorer - but what is the FilePath to use for Coding?

Please can someone help me

Thank you so much

 

[jahswant]

Use FTP if you can install something on the phone.

 

[jahswant]

[B4X] FTP Server implemented with Socket and AsyncStreams

(Note that the FTP client above is not part of this solution. It only demonstrates how you can use a standard FTP client to communicate with the server.) This is an example of using low level network features to implement a high level protocol. It is an implementation of a standard FTP server...

www.b4x.com

 

[Global Robot Empire]

Jahswant, thank you for the reply

I try FTP

But is there NO WAY to get the Phone's FilePath to use in B4J Code?

It's sittin' there in Windows Explorer – so I reckon there has to be a FilePath – I'm guessin'

 

[Global Robot Empire]

Just looked at the FTP example

Have never used it

Looks fabulous

Thank you and Erel

 

[Erel]

The phone isn't connected to the PC as an external storage. It uses a protocol named MTP which is difficult to work with directly.

As written above, you can build a good solution over the local network. Another interesting option is based on ADB. With ADB you can create a TCP/IP connection and also use ADB with Shell to copy files.

 

[Global Robot Empire]

Thank you Erel

I try FTP, then ADB

Might need a week to do slowly