Using external Android Sqlite-Database in a “Flex Mobile Project” of Adobe Air

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I have developed an Android-App "A" which uses a sqlite-database and an App "B" which has read- and write-access to the database of App "A". (In this case i'm using "Content Provider" for App A and "Content Resolver" for App B.)

But now I have to give a database-access from App A to an App C which is a "Flex Mobile Project" developed for Android-devices that use Adobe Air.

I have read on the adobe.com-homepage (https://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/airquestions/Data) the following message:

"Adobe AIR provides a built-in database store based on SQLite." (But, important for me:) "Adobe AIR does not provide APIs to connect directly to other databases, although it is possible to handle those connections using the ActionScript Socket API."

Does anyone of you have a solution for my problem? Maybe also an executable "Flex Mobile Project" for android as an example?

Thank you in advance. Kind regards. Alex

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Where is your SQLite database file? It's possible to access SQLite file, if you create SQLite database file at /mnt/sdcard/hoge folder. - Yasuyuki Uno
As I know, the file of the database is here "/data/data/<Your-Application-Package-Name>/databases/<your-database-name>". That's what i have read in here (stackoverflow.com/questions/4452538/…). But when I try to see/read it in the "File Explorer" of Eclipse (Android Edition) I don't have the permission to access the folder "/data". How can I change the storage-path of my database. I'm using a "Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1"-Tablet with 16GB space and Android Version 4.0.4. - KingAlex1985

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I think there are 2ways for share SQLite database between AIR app and native android app.

a)Create SQLite file at sdcard path. (/mnt/sdcard)
Any apps can access that SQLite file...

b)Create ANE that includes Content Provider.
It's best way, but I'm not sure if it would be well.