There are several keys in the AccessorTest program that do not return the correct value (from a
readMedata call) after the value has been written (via writeMetadata) unless the file has been
closed between the read and the write.
This is due to some things that need to be fixed in the Kies toolkit. A particular example of this
problem is illustrated with the SceneContent.Audio key. Things are not properly handled in the Kies
cache.
We need to eventually get all the appropriate Kies fixed, and change the AccessorTest program
code to verify all fixes have been made.
Are there other keys that are the reverse of this? That is, are there any that only work in the
cache, but not when an intervening close happens?
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The only key that currently behaves differently (when the
file is closed between read and write and when it isn't) is
SceneContent.Audio