FileNotFoundException storage.txt (Read-only file system)

[Penko]

Hello guys!

I've tried searching about this issue but there doesn't seem to exist much information.

Here is my code:

AppSettings

   ' File storage
   Dim mainStorageDir As String : mainStorageDir =  File.DirInternal
   Dim mainStorageFile As String : mainStorageDir = "storage.txt"

Save/Load file

   Sub loadFile()
   
   If(File.Exists(AppSettings.MainStorageDir, AppSettings.MainStorageFile) = False) Then
      saveFile
   End If
   
       filesMap = File.ReadMap(AppSettings.MainStorageDir, AppSettings.MainStorageFile)
   End Sub
   
   Sub saveFile()
   
   If(filesMap.IsInitialized = False) Then
      filesMap.Initialize
   End If
   
   File.WriteMap(AppSettings.MainStorageDir, AppSettings.MainStorageFile, filesMap)
   
   End Sub

After I start the application, it shows this error:
Error in sub:savefile. java.io.FileNotFoundException: /storate.txt (read-only file system). Is this a phone issue or what?

Sorry, tried searching myself and I am asking because I haven't found anything which solves it for me.

 

[thedesolatesoul]

Are you sure the code you posted is the same as in your project?
Look at the error:

 java.io.FileNotFoundException: /storate.txt (read-only file system)

You are trying to write to /storate.txt

 

[Penko]

Ha, thank you for the clarification but it's only a typo. It was just too late in the night.

Anything else? That's pretty simple command and it fails within the function call of WriteMap.

 

[klaus]

Unfortunately with the information in your post it's impossible to you give you a concrete answer.

Did you Dim mainStorageDir and mainStorageFile in the Proccess_Globals or in the Globals routine of the AppSettings module?
They must be in Proccess_Globals.

Are the load and save routines in the AppSettings module ?
If yes, remove the module prefix of the variables.

You could also add a Log in the save routine to see if the filename is OK.

In the save routine if the map is not initialized do you really want to save an empty map ?

Best regards.

 

[Penko]

Klaus, thank you for your detailed reply.

This is the situation:
- AppSettings - module for storing AppSettings. It includes the dir and file variables in Process_Globals.
- the load and save functions are in the other module, called "Common".
- Logging returns "storage.txt" so it seems okay. I don't know how internal memory should look like but seems okay to me.
- Blank map would be the case when the user starts the application for the first time. It is not something bad as the user will fill some views with data which will store it in the MAP.

I even tried adding at least one file to the map before storing it for the first time but that didn't change anything but the error still persists.

Sub saveFile()
   
   If(filesMap.IsInitialized = False) Then
      filesMap.Initialize
      
      Dim mapie As FILES
      mapie = constructFile("test", Null, "aaa", "aaa",DateTime.Now, DateTime.Now)
      
      filesMap.Put(mapie.key, mapie)
      
   End If
   
   File.WriteMap(AppSettings.MainStorageDir, AppSettings.MainStorageFile, filesMap)
   
   End Sub

 

[rbsoft]

' File storage
Dim mainStorageDir As String : mainStorageDir = File.DirInternal
Dim mainStorageFile As String : mainStorageDir = "storage.txt"

Error in sub:savefile. java.io.FileNotFoundException: /storate.txt (read-only file system). Is this a phone issue or what?

That location is read-only, so you cannot write to it!

Use something like File.DirExternal or File.DirDefaultExternal.

Rolf

 

[klaus]

@rbsoft
Sorry, but DirInternal is readable and writeable.
DirAssets is only readable !

@Penko
The problem is here:

Dim mainStorageDir As String     : mainStorageDir = File.DirInternal
Dim mainStorageFile As String    : mainStorageDir = "storage.txt"

It must bee:

Dim mainStorageDir As String     : mainStorageDir = File.DirInternal
Dim mainStorageFile As String    : mainStorageFile = "storage.txt"

When you say that Logging did give the right value, are you sure?

Best regards.

 

[Penko]

Ah, Klaus, thank you !!! It seems I should stop working until 3 am.

In fact, as I elaborated in my last post, I logged the variables and the output was "/storage.txt". I don't know how Internal memory path should look like and therefore thought this is OK.

Anyway, thank you once more time!