According to Apple, we should be storing support files in /code/Library/Application Support[/code]. However, Corona does not give us access to that, as far as I can tell. Here’s the guideline from Apple:
_Support files include files your application downloads or generates and that your application can recreate as needed. The location for storing your application’s support files depends on the current iOS version.
In iOS 5.1 and later, store support files in the <application_home>/Library/Application Support directory and add the NSURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey attribute to the corresponding NSURL object using the setResourceValue:forKey:error: method. (If you are using Core Foundation, add the kCFURLIsExcludedFromBackupKey key to your CFURLRef object using the CFURLSetResourcePropertyForKey function.) Applying this attribute prevents the files from being backed up to iTunes or iCloud. If you have a large number of support files, you may store them in a custom subdirectory and apply the extended attribute to just the directory.
In iOS 5.0 and earlier, store support files in the <application_home>/Library/Caches directory to prevent them from being backed up. If you are targeting iOS 5.0.1, see How do I prevent files from being backed up to iCloud and iTunes? for information about how to exclude files from backups.
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OK, so I will use SystemCaches for now, but when will we have access to the correct directory? [import]uid: 37366 topic_id: 32095 reply_id: 332095[/import]