- From: David Bruant <bruant.d@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2013 16:14:01 +0200
- To: public-webapps@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAHbscB3Dc_SLm4wi0fXHDzLcbjFHjgt4TgGUyU-ipcNa5COEDA@mail.gmail.com>
Hi, For context, I'm currently working on a Tizen (based on a somewhat modern Webkit) web app and trying to store a file (on an actual Tizen test device). As far as documentation, Tizen linked to specs, so here I am :-) I managed to get a FileSystem instance, but fail to get a FileEntry (code: 4) after fs.getFile(validString, {create: true}) (file isn't supposed to exist, but that should irrelevant according to the spec) First, what is error 4 for fs.getFile? Remote devtools suggests that error codes are the same for fs.getFile than any other File error, but this isn't very clear from the file-writer spec. Second, the .getFile function lists a bunch of error cases, but nowhere is written which error and code should be provided. The wording is always "getFile *MUST* fail" which doesn't seem really helpful either for other implementors to implement nor for authors to understand whats' going on. Did I miss something on this section? code:4 aka NotReadableError in FileError can happen "due to permission problems that occur after a snapshot state has been established". I guess I'm looking at a Webkit bug? (I bet more on a device bug...) The spec doesn't help to say. Any help in understanding how code:4 can happen on fs.getFile would be appreciated especially. Thanks, David
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