See title - if you don't have a method didUpdateOnWristStatus in the class implementing EmpaDataDelegate, a nasty JNI error occurs because your native code tries to find that method in the DataDelegate and not the StatusDelegate.
This can easily be verified by not implementing both of these interface in the main activity in the sample code, but creating 2 seperate classes.
See title - if you don't have a method
didUpdateOnWristStatus
in the class implementingEmpaDataDelegate
, a nasty JNI error occurs because your native code tries to find that method in the DataDelegate and not the StatusDelegate.This can easily be verified by not implementing both of these interface in the main activity in the sample code, but creating 2 seperate classes.