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Running into a wall attempting to add items to an ArrayList from the JNI side
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Just delete the local reference rather than do an array delete. Array delete was causing a crash on loading network config files. Deleting the local ref works fine, though, as it still lets the JVM garbage collecter know that the native code is done with the array
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Signed-off-by: Grant Limberg <glimberg@gmail.com>
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Does nothing but send packets to master nodes and listen for packets back.
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compiled for 1.8
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the cache
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port off to Java
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Still need to do Mac & Linux
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platforms.
That doesn't come for free, unlike android.
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There is a way to do it. We can try it later if we determine it's needed for performance reasons. Otherwise, don't use static to cache them
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to java as well
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that would be greeeaaaaat
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This is safe to cache as none of the instantiated callback interfaces can be changed once a Node object is created.
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All callback methods are now implemented
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static
There's no guarantee that ALL calls to the callbacks will be on the same class as they're just interfaces and user defined
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updated DataStorePutListener to also have an onDelete() method
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added implementation of networks() method
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