Do not use interface-based AOP proxies in combination with autodetection of JMX annotations in your bean classes. Interface-based proxies ‘hide’ the target class, which also hides the JMX managed resource annotations

By the way, they seem to have documented your issue:

http://mojo.codehaus.org/tomcat-maven-plugin/examples/add-system-properties.html

Comparing Tomcat to Jetty, the former has much more solid documentation, but comparing their Maven plugins, Jetty comes ahead in both features and documentation.

Oh, not to mention that tomcat:run executes nicely but accessing pages brings only empty pages. Seems like it requires some special configuration.

Small things do matter…

Avoiding sites that implement FBConnect is a crappy argument, especially as more an more sites implement it. But that doesn’t fix the problem where I had an account on a site that didn’t implement FBConnect, but then at some later time they decide to implement it after I’ve already signed up.

Because I’m not using the unified login. But that doesn’t matter, because my (hashed) emails still gets sent to FB.

Yes, I realize that I have given Google access to a lot of my information, but that is a choice I made. I have not chosen to share info to Facebook, yet it happens anyways.

The simple solution – don’t sign up to websites using facebook connect. It’s there as a unified login option, but there is no requirement to use FBC. Facebook has a couple of obstacles standing in its way of running the tubes… the largest one being the proprietor of your e-mail address.

Relax, nothing is under control.

Thanks for the additional ideas for circumventing FB. I think there are probably hundreds of techniques to avoid the Sauron-like eye of Facebook, but this just fundamentally violates what I consider the opt-in nature of Facebook the web.

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One solution for you: You could just set up one junk email account for general sites like io9 and MapMyRun. That way when your friend searches for you on FB via email FB would not match up your personal email with your other websurfing habits.

Another solution is to just use a site like http://mailinator.com for throwaway emails or for more robust throwaway emails use http://www.spamgourmet.com/