I agree with Paul
It is very important to follow the maven directory structure.
Maven uses "Convensions over declarations"
It means that uses/developers know where things are. So uses does not have to specify default locations. So the poms become smaller and most important it becomes net understandable to the developers.
It is by following these rules we start gaining gaining and gaining from Maven more and more.
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I don't see anything in Branch_4_2 code either to indicate the connectors are being shutdown early. Anyway, if I do a simple startup/shutdown of JBoss I can see in the console log some webapps get undeployed before the connectors are paused/stopped.
I've been experimenting with stopping the connectors based on the JMX notification. One thing I'm seeing is if you invoke stop() on the connectors during the notification callback, Tomcat logs errors during stopService as it tries to stop them again. If I just call pause() on the connectors instead of stop() I don't have that problem, but AFAICT that means a client with a keep-alive connection will still be able to make requests.
Dominik, I'll create that simple NotificationListener sar I mentioned on our call today and send it to you. That will let you experiment with this on a standard 4.2.x.
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Yes, its cflow or something, but I think this will be too expensive. The field implementation actuall needs to know how to update the metadata so a generic aspect is not going to work. The PropertyInfo stuff only works for javabean type of metadata, which is most, but there can be fields for legacy xml based configuration as well. The aspect for the runtime property dispatch is however generic, but this can just be done at the ManagementViewImpl level.
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