org.eclipse.jetty.util.component

Interface Destroyable

All Known Subinterfaces:

Handler, Server.Graceful

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractConnector, AbstractHandler, AbstractHandlerContainer, AbstractHTTPSPDYServerConnector, AbstractNIOConnector, AggregateLifeCycle, Ajp13SocketConnector, BlockingChannelConnector, ConnectHandler, ConstraintSecurityHandler, ContextHandler, ContextHandlerCollection, DataSourceCloser, DebugHandler, DefaultHandler, DeploymentManager, ErrorHandler, ErrorPageErrorHandler, FileDestroyable, GzipHandler, HandlerCollection, HandlerList, HandlerWrapper, HelloHandler, HotSwapHandler, HttpClient, HttpServiceErrorPageErrorHandler, HTTPSPDYProxyConnector, HTTPSPDYServerConnector, HttpSpiContextHandler, IdleTimeoutHandler, InheritedChannelConnector, IPAccessHandler, LocalConnector, ManyHandlers.ParamHandler, MovedContextHandler, NestedConnector, NetworkTrafficSelectChannelConnector, ProxyHandler, RequestLogHandler, ResourceHandler, RewriteHandler, ScopedHandler, SecurityHandler, SelectChannelConnector, Server, ServletContextHandler, ServletHandler, ServletHandler, SessionHandler, ShutdownHandler, SocketConnector, SPDYClient.Factory, SPDYServerConnector, SslSelectChannelConnector, SslSocketConnector, StatisticsHandler, TemplateContext, WebAppContext, WebSocketClientFactory, WebSocketHandler

public interface Destroyable

A Destroyable is an object which can be destroyed.

Typically a Destroyable is a LifeCycle component that can hold onto resources over multiple start/stop cycles. A call to destroy will release all resources and will prevent any further start/stop cycles from being successful.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	destroy()

Method Detail

destroy

void destroy()