Got it. Thanks Dianne.
G. Blake Meike
Marakana
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The underlying binder mechanisms keeps track of references across objects.
Native IBinder objects are reference counted; the framework holds a
reference on them as long as remote processes hold references. The JNI
wrapper holds a reference on the Java object as long as the native binder
object is
I've been digging into Android IPC, recently and there's something puzzling
me.
Suppose I define a Parcelable that, as one of its arguments, takes a
callback listener which is also Parcelable.
Like this:
oneway interface MyService {
void start(in MyRequest req, in MyResponseListener listen
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