destroy
void destroy()
      throws RemoteException
Destroy the service, if possible, including its persistent storage. This method should (in
 effect) spawn a separate thread to do the actual work asynchronously, and make a reasonable
 attempt to let this remote call return successfully. As such, a successful return from this
 method does not mean that the service has been destroyed. Although the service should make a
 reasonable attempt to let this remote call return successfully, the service must not wait
 indefinitely for other (in-progress and subsequent) remote calls to finish before proceeding
 to destroy itself. Once this method has been called, the service can, but need not, reject
 all other (in-progress and subsequent) remote calls to the service.
- Throws:
- RemoteException