Yes, but shouldn't LEAwareComponentHandler delegate all lifecycle methods to the delegatee then. Is there any reason for not delegating the complete lifecycle?
Since it is a wrapper, it is given a component that is already been through the startup portion of the lifecycle, it would only need to delegate the shutdown half.
As a consequence of this modifications, either all possible ComponentHandlers must extend AbstractComponentHandler or this specific behaviour of prepareHandler (test for disposing and ignoring if so) must be specified as a part of the ComponentHandler contract.
One could make the argument that it is implicit already, once a component is disposed, it shouldn't respond on any of its other methods.
I'll make the modifications and commit. -pete -- peter royal -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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