remove deprecated dispose() for Rocks JNI interface Java objects. #9523
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And as a consequence remove finalize(), which is good Modern Java hygiene.
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…cts. (facebook#9523)" This reverts commit 99d8625.
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For RocksDB 7. Remove deprecated dispose() And as a consequence remove finalize(), which is good Modern Java hygiene.
It is extremely non-deterministic when
finalize()is called on an object, and resource closure/recovery of underlying native/C++ objects and/or non-memory resource cannot be adequately controlled through GC finalization. The RocksDB Java/JNI interface provides and encourages the use of AutoCloseable objects with close() methods, allowing predictable disposal of resources at exit from try-with-resource blocks.