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Excellent information!
So would it be correct to assume that the app will have sufficient privileges to create/destroy new files and directories within the above directories?
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What are the conventions for storing application data?
For example, say I have an application and I wish to store two types of data:
- Image Cache data
- Meta data (xml, etc)
Where would I store these? I'm not sure there is a difference beyond perhaps child directory structure (/cache vs /metadata), but in terms of actual system filepath I have no idea.So - configuration data - where does it go?
Additionally, are there any permissions concerns that must be overcome in order to do this?
Thanks!