Answer Posted / rv.nandakishore
Think, if there is 100's of objects are utilizing the
resource(i.e Connection object). That means allocation of
those objects are stored in the internal memory of the JVM
right... If similar requests are utilizing the Connection
object.... at one time the JVM utilization memory is full...
this will degrade the application. For this reason we call
explicitly destroy()...... if not the Garbage Collector will
taken care to reclaim the memory.... by we don's say when it
will be reclaim the memory and free the JVM memory......
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