Interface Destruction

All Superinterfaces:

AutoCloseable, ReferencesSelector

public interface Destruction
extends AutoCloseable, ReferencesSelector

An object describing the imminent destruction of a contextual instance by the Factory.destroy(Object, Destruction) method.

Any Destruction implementation must also be a Creation implementation, or undefined behavior and errors may occur.

Author:

Laird Nelson

See Also:

• close()
• Creation
• ReferencesSelector

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default void	close()	Closes this Destruction idempotently, normally thereby releasing a contextual instance's dependent objects that have been stored opaquely in this Destruction by some other mechanism at creation time.

Methods inherited from interface org.microbean.bean.ReferencesSelector

destroy, reference, references

Method Details

close

default void close()

Closes this Destruction idempotently, normally thereby releasing a contextual instance's dependent objects that have been stored opaquely in this Destruction by some other mechanism at creation time.

Many Creation implementations—and therefore Destruction implementations—are also AutoCloseableRegistry implementations, which is often how dependent objects are stored in the opaque manner mentioned above. This is not a requirement of either the Creation or Destruction contracts.

Specified by:

close in interface AutoCloseable

See Also:

• AutoCloseableRegistry