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In WildFly:
1. WeldInitialListener.contextDestroyed() -> @Observes @Destroyed(ApplicationScoped.class)
2. as.weld.WeldBootstrapService.stop() -> WeldBootstrap.shutdown() -> ApplicationContext.destroy() -> disposer method
In weld-servlet:
1. WeldBootstrap.shutdown() -> ApplicationContext.destroy() -> disposer method
2. WeldInitialListener.contextDestroyed() -> @Observes @Destroyed(ApplicationScoped.class) is NOT called, because observer methods are not resolved any more
WeldBootstrap.shutdown() first destroys the ApplicationContext (and invokes disposer methods of application scoped beans) and then clears the container, which means observer methods cannot be resolved any more. Therefore, firing @Destroyed(ApplicationScoped.class) after that will not reach any observers. Not sure why we're not firing the event during ApplicationContext.destroy().