During Android development, if you need to import files to the android Simulator for testing, manual import in ddms or the ADB push command in command line cannot import files containing Chinese file names. Later I found that I could use another tool to import a file with a Chinese name to the simulator. This tool is ultraiso. Because the ultraiso tool can be used to open an image, the data on the SD card of the android simulator is essentially stored in an image file sdcard. IMG, So if you use ultraiso to sdcard. if the file is imported into IMG, will it be successful? So I tried it right away,
After installing ultraiso, open ultraiso. The following page is displayed:
Select "file"-> "open" to define the path to sdcard. IMG (sdcard. IMG in. android \ AVD. path in the AVD \ file directory). The sdcard is successfully opened. IMG image file, which is displayed in the SD card
Select the mymusic folder, copy and paste the prepared files with Chinese names to the folder, and select "file"-> "save ",
You can see that the file has been successfully imported into the image file. Remember to save it, but whether it is successfully imported into the simulator, you need to open the simulator to check, so start the simulator and open the ddms view, the SD card already contains the file just imported,
In this way, you can import the file with the Chinese name to the android simulator. I hope this method will be helpful to you.
I uploaded ultraiso to the blog space, which contains the registration code. This is the download link.
Http://files.cnblogs.com/dolphin0520/UltraISO_v9.36.rar
Statement: This article Reprinted from http://www.cnblogs.com/dolphin0520/archive/2012/04/12/2443491.html