At 6:45 PM -0500 3/7/02, I wrote:
>To improve speed for our application, I'm trying to move our index
>from the disk to a RAM directory when our database is opened, and
>move it back to the disk when the database is closed.
>
>[...]
>
>There's only one problem--it's not working.
Solved!
The moral of the story is:
When doing JNI, you _must_ use either JNI_FALSE or JNI_TRUE for
jboolean values. Java isn't C. If you use _anything else_, things
just won't work right at all.
(I wrote code like "jboolean jblah = blah" where blah was a C bool
that was part of an uninitialized struct. Eeeek.)
Avi
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>To improve speed for our application, I'm trying to move our index
>from the disk to a RAM directory when our database is opened, and
>move it back to the disk when the database is closed.
>
>[...]
>
>There's only one problem--it's not working.
Solved!
The moral of the story is:
When doing JNI, you _must_ use either JNI_FALSE or JNI_TRUE for
jboolean values. Java isn't C. If you use _anything else_, things
just won't work right at all.
(I wrote code like "jboolean jblah = blah" where blah was a C bool
that was part of an uninitialized struct. Eeeek.)
Avi
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Avi Drissman
avi_drissman@baseview.com
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