correct certificate memory management
When a printer provides an HTTPS certificate it is compared with the
previously-supplied certificate. In some cases, the certificate
buffer may become invalid. As a result, the JNI layer returns a
false negative, as if a new certificate arrived, triggering a user
notification to accept the "new" certificate.
This pull allocates memory correctly, so that the prior certificate
buffer remains valid for the lifetime of the print job.
Test: repeated prints to an IPPS printer
Signed-off-by: Glade Diviney <mopriadevteam@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I8a575dc3bc4f4f0be6944dd9cec7a7e989286c3e
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