org.springframework.boot.actuate.autoconfigure.endpoint.condition

Annotation Type ConditionalOnEnabledEndpoint

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
 @Target(value={METHOD,TYPE})
 @Documented
 @Conditional(value=org.springframework.boot.actuate.autoconfigure.endpoint.condition.OnEnabledEndpointCondition.class)
public @interface ConditionalOnEnabledEndpoint

Conditional that checks whether an endpoint is enabled or not. Matches according to the endpoints specific Environment property, falling back to management.endpoints.enabled-by-default or failing that Endpoint.enableByDefault().

When placed on a @Bean method, the endpoint defaults to the return type of the factory method:

 @Configuration
 public class MyConfiguration {

     @ConditionalOnEnableEndpoint
     @Bean
     public MyEndpoint myEndpoint() {
         ...
     }

 }

It is also possible to use the same mechanism for extensions:

 @Configuration
 public class MyConfiguration {

     @ConditionalOnEnableEndpoint
     @Bean
     public MyEndpointWebExtension myEndpointWebExtension() {
         ...
     }

 }

In the sample above, MyEndpointWebExtension will be created if the endpoint is enabled as defined by the rules above. MyEndpointWebExtension must be a regular extension that refers to an endpoint, something like:

 @EndpointWebExtension(endpoint = MyEndpoint.class)
 public class MyEndpointWebExtension {

 }

Alternatively, the target endpoint can be manually specified for components that should only be created when a given endpoint is enabled:

 @Configuration
 public class MyConfiguration {

     @ConditionalOnEnableEndpoint(endpoint = MyEndpoint.class)
     @Bean
     public MyComponent myComponent() {
         ...
     }

 }

Since:

2.0.0

Author:

Stephane Nicoll

See Also:

Endpoint

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element and Description
Class<?>	endpoint The endpoint type that should be checked.

Element Detail

endpoint

public abstract Class<?> endpoint

The endpoint type that should be checked. Inferred when the return type of the @Bean method is either an Endpoint or an EndpointExtension.

Returns:

the endpoint type to check

Since:

2.0.6

Default:

java.lang.Void.class