I'm writing code that uses the new Jetty 9 HttpClient. Unfortunately, you have to start() it and later stop() it, else it holds resources and doesn't let the JVM stop. (I assume it's got some threads still running internally.)

Is this really necessary? Or is it an essential element in an Async NIO implementation?

I'm concerned about resource leaks.

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