IMS JAVA to honor POSIX signaling

POSIX standards allow users to signal to processes. This signaling capability might be honored by the UNIX runtime itself or propagated to the middleware on top of the Unix implementation (or thread). Typically: USS kill -n is the used user-interface to signal in direction of a Unix process. The JVM itself is supposed to consume certain signals and act accordingly, e.g. terminate or take a dump. z/OS USS is POSIX conform and supports signaling capabilities. The IBM JVM is certified to behave according to the defined standards. Therefore, one can signal in direction to an IBM JVM under z/OS/USS and ask for termination or dump processing.
Problem: IMS JAVA runtimes (at least classic IMS MPP Regions/BMP Regions) do not honor USS kill at all or not in a timely or predictable manner. It is requested that all IMS JAVA implementation do honor POSIX signaling according to standards or intercept (e.g. thread termination after warning) and act appropriately. It would be helpful if the Posix signaling could be wrapped in IMS
/MOD jobname,HEAPDUMP
Or MVS modify commands, e.g.

MODIFY IMSA,jobname,HEAPDUMP

Implementing via OPER command would also allow to control user authorization more granular (dump or terminate might require different authorizations)
It is understood that JAVA dumps could be extracted from SVC dump of the dependent region. This makes problem determination to complicated and does not implement e.g. signaling for thread termination.