setItem( key, value, successCallback, errorCallback ) method

If no item exists with the given key, then a new item is created. If an item does exist with the the given key, then its value is overwritten with the given value.

Note: On Android there is a size limit on the string to be stored. See sap.EncryptedStorage#SIMPLE_STRING_MAXIMUM_LENGTH and sap.EncryptedStorage#COMPLEX_STRING_MAXIMUM_LENGTH for more details.

Syntax

setItem( key, value, successCallback, errorCallback )

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`key`	String	The key of the item to set.If null or undefined is passed, "null" is used.
`value`	String	The value of the item to set.If null or undefined is passed, "null" is used.
`successCallback`	sap.EncryptedStorage~successCallback	If successful, the successCallback is invoked with no parameters.
`errorCallback`	sap.EncryptedStorage~errorCallback	If there is an error, the errorCallback is invoked with an ErrorInfo object as the parameter.

Example

var store = new sap.EncryptedStorage("storeName", "storePassword");
var successCallback = function() {
   alert("Item has been set.");
}
var errorCallback = function(error) {
   alert("An error occurred: " + JSON.stringify(error));
}
store.setItem("somekey", "somevalue", successCallback, errorCallback);

Source

encryptedstorage.js, line 153.