What is the notifyDestroyed() method?

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What is the notifyDestroyed() method?

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The notifyDestroyed() method is a method of the MIDlet class. It is called by a MIDlet to inform the AMS that it has entered into the destroyed state. In this situation the AMS does not call the destroyApp() method, and all the resources held by the MIDlet are considered to be liable for release. The general syntax of this method is as follows:

public final void destroyApp()

Note: This method is called when a MIDlet itself wants to be terminated due to some action of a user, e.g., a user presses the exit button or a MIDlet completes all its operations, but the destroyApp() method is invoked by the AMS to destroy a MIDlet.


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