Currently, a JGroupsChannelLookup can indicate whether the JGroupsTransport should connect the provided channel and disconnect/close the provided channel.
In the case of Wildfly, we'd like to distinguish between disconnect and close. We have a service that provided the channel, but we allow the JGroupsTransport to manage the lifecycle. This leads to conditions where infinispan's cache manager can restart, but the jgroups channel service does not, e.g.
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-2458

To fix this, I need to introduce hacks into the channel returned by the channel service, such that Channel.close() is a no-op, and introduce a separate method invisible to Infinispan to perform the actual close().

So what I propose is the following:

boolean shouldConnect(); // Notice that I renamed this, because there is no such distinction between "start" and "connect".

boolean shouldDisconnect();

boolean shouldClose();