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In this change, I implemented the following Java APIs: * Put_and_forget for the typed API and object pool. * Multi_get for the typed API and object pool. * Get for object pool. * Put for object pool. * Remove for object pool. * Create_object_pool using the default parameters. Each API can take the parameters in both ByteBuffer or String. In order to test the functionality, I updated the ClientTest to incorporate all the new APIs in the Java CLI. Test: 1. I use ClientTest to test the functionality of the newly-added APIs. 2. I did not run performance test nor any large-scale test.
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In this change, I implemented the following Java APIs:
Each API can take the parameters in both ByteBuffer and String. In order to test the functionality,
I updated the ClientTest to incorporate all the new APIs in the Java CLI.
Test: