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What's the difference between Jetty's Server.addLifecycle and Server.addHandler

I'm wondering what the difference between Server.addLifecycle and Server.addHandler is. Since a Handler extends Lifecycle, why wouldn't a handler added via addHandler also have its lifecycle added to the server.

This is Jetty 6.1.1.

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