It calls its own notifyDestroyed() method. The runtime then cleans up the MIDlet. Note that the runtime does not call destroyApp() when the application terminates itself, only when the runtime terminates it. As a result, the application typically calls its own destroyApp() method before calling notifyDestroyed().

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