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-= Camel Component Starters
+= Camel Spring Boot Component Starters
Starters are Apache Camel modules intended to be used in Spring Boot applications.
-There is a `camel-xxx-starter` module for each Camel component (with few exceptions listed below).
+There is a `camel-xxx-starter` module for each Camel component which is supported on Spring Boot.
You should always use the `camel-xxx-starter` modules when using Spring Boot with Camel. These are the Camel components
which are officially supported with Spring Boot. If there is no `camel-xxx-starter` module then the Camel component is not supported on Spring Boot with Camel.
Starters are created to meet the following requirements:
-* Allow the auto-configuration of the component through the native spring-boot configuration system (compatible with IDE tooling)
-* Manage transitive logging dependencies to better integrate with spring-boot logging system
-* Include additional dependencies and align transitive ones to minimize the effort of creating a working spring-boot application
+* Allow the auto-configuration of the component through the native Spring Boot configuration system (compatible with IDE tooling)
+* Manage transitive logging dependencies to better integrate with Spring Boot logging system
+* Include additional dependencies and align transitive ones to minimize the effort of creating a working Spring Boot application
* May include additional features such as additonal configurations, actuators, or health checks
-Each starter has its own integration test (in path `tests/camel-itest-spring-boot`) that verifies its compatibility with the current release of spring-boot.
+Each Camel starter has its own integration test (in path `tests/camel-itest-spring-boot`) that verifies its compatibility with the current release of Spring Boot.
