We need to use NewGloblRef when caching jclass instances #9595
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Motivation: It is not safe to cache a jclass without obtaining a global reference via NewGlobalRef. Modifications: Correctly use NewGlobalRef(...) before caching Result: Correctly cache jclass instance
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I haven't noticed that...need to take a look to the JNI doc :O |
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Motivation: It is not safe to cache a jclass without obtaining a global reference via NewGlobalRef. Modifications: Correctly use NewGlobalRef(...) before caching Result: Correctly cache jclass instance
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Motivation:
It is not safe to cache a jclass without obtaining a global reference via NewGlobalRef.
Modifications:
Correctly use NewGlobalRef(...) before caching
Result:
Correctly cache jclass instance