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Re: JNI NewGlobalRef/DeleteGlobalRef question

AttachToThread
returns int did you check it?

Dmitry Markman


On Friday, Oct 17, 2003, at 08:56 US/Eastern, John Cebasek wrote:

'Morning All:

After littering a bunch of fprintf's through my C++ code, I have discovered that most of my calls to AttachToThread() to get the JNIEnv* seem to be working. But, after a certain number of calls to AttachToThread, *JNIEnv is null. This is happening when my application is quitting. So, why would the JNIEnv* be null? Java thinks it's done with JNI even though I'm merrily deleting memory I've allocated?

Anyone ever encounter anything like this? What did you do to get around it?

Thanks in advance.

John Cebasek
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