On Android, the destination location must be a located outside of your Apps internal directory (see #10 for details). The CrossDownloadManager will overwrite the file if it already exists. Warning: Please check if the files exist. This method could look like following:ĬrossDownloadManager. The correct way is to register a method as early as possible, that, in every circumstance, can reconstruct the path that the file should be saved. But, as this download manager even continues downloading when the app crashed, you have to be able to reconstruct the path in every stage of the app. Usually, you would expect to set the path to the IDownloadFile instance, you get when calling downloadManager.CreateDownloadFile(url). You can find an implementation in the sample: #27 Recommended Option - Custom Location You can move this file to a decided destination by listening on whether the status of the files changes to DownloadFileStatus.COMPLETED.
When you choose not to provide your own path before starting the download, the downloaded files are stored at a temporary directory and may be removed by the OS e.g.
Where are the files stored? Default Option - Temporary Location You can also disallow downloading via a cellular network by setting the second parameter of ().
the status changes to COMPLETED, you can also watch the IDownloadManager.Queue and execute some code if the list of files, that will be downloaded or are currently downloading changes.Īfter a download has been completed, the instance of IDownloadFile is then removed from IDownloadManager.Queue. You can watch the properties of the IDownloadFile instance and execute some code if e.g. This will add the file to a native library, which starts the download of that file. Var downloadManager = CrossDownloadManager.
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