Dear @JesusM,
Thanks again for the nice library.
If a fingerprint of a user is not recognized (either due to the user using the wrong finger or just a generic scan error), I would like perform a retry immediately. So in my case for JFingerprintManager.decrypt() in the DecryptionCallback.onFingerprintNotRecognized() I want to call JFingerprintManager.decrypt() again. However, I'm getting an infinite loop now, where DecryptionCallback.onFingerprintNotRecognized() gets called immediately when initializing the secondJFingerprintManager.decrypt().
Is there a way to prevent this? Or is it a bug?
Dear @JesusM,
Thanks again for the nice library.
If a fingerprint of a user is not recognized (either due to the user using the wrong finger or just a generic scan error), I would like perform a retry immediately. So in my case for
JFingerprintManager.decrypt()in theDecryptionCallback.onFingerprintNotRecognized()I want to callJFingerprintManager.decrypt()again. However, I'm getting an infinite loop now, whereDecryptionCallback.onFingerprintNotRecognized()gets called immediately when initializing the secondJFingerprintManager.decrypt().Is there a way to prevent this? Or is it a bug?