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--- 05_developer_tutorials:dev-guide:disposable-node [2025/02/19 15:51] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation gaetan
+++ 05_developer_tutorials:dev-guide:disposable-node [2025/12/12 13:07] (current) – [Disposable Nodes/Fields] groimp
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 Once a Node is "transient" it will be automatically garbage collected by Java.
-However, a Node can have attributes (fields in java) that require a specific dispose method (e.g [[01_user_documentation:groimp-platform:pointcloud|cloud]] objects, or [[01_user_documentation:groimp-platform:graphexplorerstructure|secondary graph]]).
+However, a Node can have attributes (fields in java) that require a specific dispose method (e.g [[01_user_documentation:05_object:01_geometric:02_3d:01_primitive:12_point_cloud|cloud]] objects, or [[01_user_documentation:groimp-platform:graphexplorerstructure|secondary graph]]).
 In most cases, the nodes are not "informed" that they are made transient, thus it is not convenient to add a listener on them (see the GraphManager's [[05_developer_tutorials:dev-guide:base-objects:graph-listeners|listeners]]). Indeed, when a Node is deleted, if it has connected edges of Node that are not connected to the graph anymore, they all are deleted. But only the first one is visited.