Improved Android compatibility

[Burtan]

Hey, this fixes will not change anything on JDK8 desktop use-cases but fix using missing classes on Android and headless runtimes.

[hoijui]

thank you, the code looks pretty much perfect now! :-) I made two small commits on top of this in the android-support branch. If you could cleanup the history with rebase -i to remove all the adding and removing, changing and changing back of things, to come up with less noise in the history, and only your name for the changes, it is ready for merge! :-)

[Burtan]

git rebase -i seems to be more complicate than I thought, never used it yet. Gotta look into it.

[hoijui]

ouh cool!! :D it is a very powerful thing, and you will benefit a lot from knowing it! If you really don't want to do it, I can do it for you (retaining your author and committer name and email of course), it is a daily thing for me/easy, but.. I can recommend to learn it! .. if you have time.

[Burtan]

Give me some days, if I didn't succeed then, you can still do it yourself :D

[Burtan]

Ok, I think i succeeded :D. I pulled your changes from the android-support branch, rebased my master branch on yours (no conflict), merged all of my commits into one and changed the authoring to reference to my github account.

[hoijui]

you did! great! :D thank you, hope to see you again and.. good night!

[ManuDev9]

Hello my friends, this is a Java workaround from the application perspective. No need to pick weird snapshots:

            OSCSerializerAndParserBuilder serializer = new OSCSerializerAndParserBuilder();
            serializer.setUsingDefaultHandlers(false);
            List<ArgumentHandler> defaultParserTypes = Activator.createSerializerTypes();
            defaultParserTypes.remove(16);
            char typeChar = 'a';
            for (ArgumentHandler argumentHandler:defaultParserTypes) {
                serializer.registerArgumentHandler(argumentHandler, typeChar);
                typeChar++;
            }
            mOscPortOut = new OSCPortOut(serializer,
                    new InetSocketAddress(AppData.getOscRemoteAddress(), AppData.getOscPortOutNumber()));

Enjoy