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removeObjectGrid methods
You can use two different removeObjectGrid methods to remove ObjectGrid instances from the cache.
Remove an ObjectGrid instance
To remove ObjectGrid instances from the cache, use one of the removeObjectGrid methods. The ObjectGridManager does not keep a reference of the instances that are removed. Two remove methods exist. One method takes a boolean parameter. If the boolean parameter is set to true, the destroy method is called on the ObjectGrid. The call to the destroy method on the ObjectGrid shuts down the ObjectGrid and frees up any resources the ObjectGrid is using. A description of how to use the two removeObjectGrid methods follows:
/** * Remove an ObjectGrid from the cache of ObjectGrid instances * * @param objectGridName the name of the ObjectGrid instance to remove * from the cache * * @throws ObjectGridException if an ObjectGrid with the objectGridName * was not found in the cache */ public void removeObjectGrid(String objectGridName) throws ObjectGridException; /** * Remove an ObjectGrid from the cache of ObjectGrid instances and * destroy its associated resources * * @param objectGridName the name of the ObjectGrid instance to remove * from the cache * * @param destroy destroy the objectgrid instance and its associated * resources * * @throws ObjectGridException if an ObjectGrid with the objectGridName * was not found in the cache */ public void removeObjectGrid(String objectGridName, boolean destroy) throws ObjectGridException;
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