destroyObject

The destroyObject method destroys the underlying IDL object associated with the wrapper. If the object being destroyed is the last object within a process, the process is also destroyed.

Note that this method does not destroy the actual wrapper object. Because the wrapper object is a Java object, it follows all the Java reference-counting and garbage-collection schemes. Once all references to the wrapper object are released from Java code and once the JVM calls the garbage collector, the wrapper object may be deleted from memory.

Note
Trying to re-create an object after it has been destroyed it is not supported. You must re-define the variable and then re-create the object.

Syntax

public void destroyObject()

Arguments

None