One class destroying another

I am writing a server which will be unmonitored, so it has to look after
itself. I have a class (Class A) which contains the main method. This
creates another class (Class B) which runs the main server. class A monitors
the system and decides when things have gone wrong and the server needs to
restart. This is all working fine. What I need to know is how to make class
A kill class B, hopefully in such a way as to shut down any live threads
etc... first. I figure I need something like destroy() from C.

Any help most welcome.


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