The log is the same as when the destroy method is specified using the destroy-method attribute. The DisposableBeanAdapter will call the destroy() method, so it will not be depicted again.
Also, you probably also suspect that if ComplexBean makes use of the @PreDestroy annotation, the dirty work will be done by a bean post processor. Further below you can see the implementation, configuration, and log:
import javax.annotation.PreDestroy;
public class ComplexBean { private SimpleBean simpleBean1; private SimpleBean simpleBean2;
public ComplexBean(SimpleBean simpleBean1) { logger.info("Stage 1: Calling the constructor."); this.simpleBean1 = simpleBean1; }
@Required public void setSimpleBean2(SimpleBean simpleBean2) ...
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