Am 02.02.2020 um 18:29 schrieb Claus Ibsen:
Hi
This is only Spring Boot JMX, and spring boot may not have so much
data in JMX that anybody are using it.
Yes, Spring Boot does not offer as much JMX data as Camel. On the flip
side Camel JMX needs more memory (as far as I remember, haven't checked
recently).
Other than Spring JMX (and JMX for Spring Components like Spring Batch
and Spring Integration) Spring Boot 2.2 also disabled Tomcat JMX by
default (see: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/issues/16498).
But I see the point, but what Camel does in 3.x is to make JMX
optional if you have camel-management on the classpath or not.
And of course allows to configure this as well with those options.
Can you check the 3.0 spring boot example and see if camel-management
gets added out of the box or not?
We may have added it specially for camel-spring-boot to make it JMX
out of the box.
Yes, camel-spring-boot has a compile camel-management dependency, so it
is added out of the box.
-Pascal
