Re: How to cleanup when a class is destroyed ?

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From: Ross Vumbaca
Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 00:00

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Hi,

DavidL wrote:
 
> But what if I have a class something like:

<Snip>

People keep confusing your request with garbage collection, which Java
does. There is a "finalize" method for Java objects, which is run when
an object is trashed. Can't help much else though ;). The other post
with the javadocs link will help you.

Regards,

Ross.. 

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