"What you should know: MapDB relies on mapped memory heavily. NIO implementation in JDK6 seems to be failing randomly under heavy load. MapDB works best with JDK7"
The original JDBM2 apparently worked fine under Android; I wonder how the new implementation (JDBM4 renamed MapDB) fairs.
I do worry about Java as implemented on Android diverging from the official stuff in general. For example, Android does not have NIO.2, and Harmony NIO bugs would be different than OpenJDK NIO bugs.
"What you should know: MapDB relies on mapped memory heavily. NIO implementation in JDK6 seems to be failing randomly under heavy load. MapDB works best with JDK7"
The original JDBM2 apparently worked fine under Android; I wonder how the new implementation (JDBM4 renamed MapDB) fairs.
I do worry about Java as implemented on Android diverging from the official stuff in general. For example, Android does not have NIO.2, and Harmony NIO bugs would be different than OpenJDK NIO bugs.