DLL destruction

Hey FOlks.
I have a DLL that is called from my Java app. I want to be able to tell the DLL when my app is closing so that the DLL can destruct and free its resources. My probelm is that I am using a finalizer in my class (I want to be able to do this instruction when its required, ie, when the app is closing, without having to call a function). I tried using a finalizer but the DLL connection appears to be lost before the finalizer gets called. Is there any way I can have some kind of "destructor" that will automatically get called before the connection with the DLL is lost?
Thanks a bunch in advance,
Richard

Look at Runtime.addShutdownHook(). I allows you to run any code you want when the reutime is about to exit.

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