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Calling Java from Mathematica
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ReleaseJavaObject
ReleaseJavaObject
[
javaobject
]
tells the Java memory-management system to forget about any references to the specified
JavaObject
that are being maintained solely for the sake of
Mathematica
.
MORE INFORMATION
To use
ReleaseJavaObject
, you first need to load
J/Link
using
Needs["JLink`"]
.
The
JavaObject
in
Mathematica
is no longer valid after the call.
Call
ReleaseJavaObject
when you are completely finished with an object in
Mathematica
, and want to allow it to be garbage-collected in Java.
SEE ALSO
KeepJavaObject
JavaBlock
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User Guide
Calling Java from
Mathematica
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