Does spring have a shutdown process to put cleanup code?

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You Could use the following

  1. destroy-method as @amir75 recommends

  2. @PreDestroy annotation

  3. Implement DisposableBean and override destroy method.

All the deatails about these can be found at Disposable Callbacks.

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