问题
In my app I have to pass a file from assets folder to shared library. I cannot do it with use of jni right now. I'm using precompiled shared library in my project, in which I have hardcoded path to my file, but I'm getting error "No such file or directory". So in my .apk file I have .so file in libs/armeabi-v7a folder and my file in /assets folder.
I have tried to do it like this:
char *cert_file = "/assets/cacert.cert";
av_strdup(cert_file);
And some other paths, but it doesn't work.
Is it possible at all?
回答1:
You can simply use the AAssetManager class in C++.
Basically you need to:
- During the init of you library get a pointer on:
AAssetManager* assetManager
Use it to read your file:
// Open your file AAsset* file = AAssetManager_open(assetManager, filePath, AASSET_MODE_BUFFER); // Get the file length size_t fileLength = AAsset_getLength(file); // Allocate memory to read your file char* fileContent = new char[fileLength+1]; // Read your file AAsset_read(file, fileContent, fileLength); // For safety you can add a 0 terminating character at the end of your file ... fileContent[fileLength] = '\0'; // Do whatever you want with the content of the file // Free the memoery you allocated earlier delete [] fileContent;
You can find the official ndk documentation here.
Edit: To get the AAssetManager object:
- In a native activity, you main function as a paramater android_app* app, you just need to get it here: app->activity->assetManager
- If you have a Java activity, you need so send throught JNI an instance of the java object AssetManager and then use the function AAssetManager_fromJava()
回答2:
Your assets are packaged into your apk, so you can't refer to them directly during runtime like in the sample code you provided. You have 2 options here:
- Process the assets as an input stream, using
Context.getAssets().open('cacert.cert')
- Copy out your asset to a local file in your files dir, and then reference the filename of the copied file.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23372819/android-ndk-read-file-from-assets-inside-of-shared-library