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The destroy() method and other servlet lifecycle methods are called by the servlet container, so it would be a serious error if the servlet container did not call the destroy() method as it takes a servlet out of service. Normally your application code should not call servlet lifecycle methods. It is not advisable for your application code to call the destroy() method directly, it would be confusing and potentially destructive, so it is not a problem if your application does not call the method at all.
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