What is the purpose of the unconditional parameter passed into the destroyXlet() method of an Xlet?

Created May 8, 2012

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John Zukowski

If the unconditional parameter is false, the Xlet can tell the Xlet application manager that it doesn't want to be killed by throwing an XletStateChangeException.

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