List of onDestroy() Examples

Examples of onDestroy()

com.jolbox.bonecp.hooks.ConnectionHook.onDestroy()
Called when the connection is about to be completely removed from the pool. Careful with this hook; the connection might be marked as being broken. Use connection.isPossiblyBroken() to determine if the connection has triggered an exception at some point. @param connection
org.apache.ambari.view.View.onDestroy()
Called by the view framework when the given instance is being destroyed. @param definition the view instance definition
org.apache.click.Control.onDestroy()
The on destroy request event handler. Control classes should use this method to add any resource clean up code.
This method is guaranteed to be called before the Page object reference goes out of scope and is available for garbage collection.
{@link org.apache.click.control.Container} implementations should recursivelyinvoke the onDestroy method on each of their child controls ensuring that all controls receive this event.
Please note: a common problem when overriding onDestroy in subclasses is forgetting to call super.onDestroy(). Consider carefully whether you should call super.onDestroy() or not, especially for {@link org.apache.click.control.Container}s which by default call onDestroy on all their child controls as well.
org.apache.shale.dialog.DialogLifecycleListener.onDestroy()

Handle notification that the specified {@link DialogContextManager}instance has been removed from service.
@param manager The {@link DialogContextManager} instance removed from service
org.spout.api.material.BlockMaterial.onDestroy()

Examples of org.apache.shale.dialog.DialogLifecycleListener.onDestroy()

     */
    public void valueUnbound(HttpSessionBindingEvent event) {


        DialogLifecycleListener listener = lifecycleListener();
        if (listener != null) {
            listener.onDestroy(this);
        }


    }

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Examples of org.spout.api.material.BlockMaterial.onDestroy()

  @Override
  public boolean onDestroy(Block block, Cause<?> cause) {
    block = block.translate(this.getFacing(block).getOpposite());
    BlockMaterial mat = block.getMaterial();
    if (mat instanceof PistonBlock) {
      return mat.onDestroy(block, cause);
    } else {
      return super.onDestroy(block, cause);
    }
  }

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