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on 1/31/2016 4:00 PM
I’ve recently had reason to do a bit of work with JNI .  Throughout the course of this work I had to do quite a lot of Googling in order to figure out how to properly manage the caching of various JNI objects used by my C++ code. Some JNI objects can be safely cached and re-used at any point, while others have limited lifetimes and require special handling. Obtaining JNI objects through JNI APIs is, broadly speaking, fairly expensive, so it’s smart to persist those objects which will be re-used in multiple[...]
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