Hi Jonathan, On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 10:20 PM, Jonathan Cook <jonathan.c...@erars.plus.com> wrote: > But it isn't clear, do I have to create some kind of custom shutdown hook > which I can call externally and stop the camel context or shut the routes > down gracefully or does something in Camel Spring Boot do this for me?
When auto-configured under Spring Boot, or manually configured using SpringCamelContext, Camel's context startup/shutdown is tied to Spring context startup/shutdown. > To shut it down I was thinking of another shell script but don't simply want > to kill the process. I've see Spring Boot Actuator provides a way via http > but my app is not a webapp in a fat jar, just a standalone java app. I've > also seen Spring Boot has a ApplicationPidFileWriter which writes the pid to > a file but again this approach uses a brute force kill. I think you should be able just to use `kill` without specifying signal (that is SIGTERM or -15), or `kill -2` to use SIGINT signal, equivalent of sending CTRL+C. zoran -- Zoran Regvart
