This page lists the application environments and versions supported by the AppDynamics Java Agent.

Java Agent Supported Platforms

In the following tables, note that:

  • A dash ("-") in a table cell indicates that this column is not relevant or not supported for that particular environment.
  • In cases where no version is provided, assume that all versions are supported. Contact AppDynamics Sales for confirmation.
  • For environments that require additional configuration, a separate table describing or linking to configuration information follows the support matrix.
  • For environments supported by AppDynamics End User Monitoring, see Supported Environments and Versions - Web EUM.
  • For environments supported by AppDynamics Server Visibility, Machine Agent Requirements and Supported Environments.

JVM Support

The AppDynamics Java Agent uses the standard JVM Tool Interface (JVMTI) mechanism allowing it to instrument any software running on a JVM supporting this mechanism.

AppDynamics certifies the successful operation of the basic mechanisms of instrumentation used by the agent on the following Java runtimes.  These capabilities are supported on both JRE or full JDK installations.

Where the agent supports the following advanced memory monitoring features, they are listed for the JVM: Object Instance Tracking (OIT), Automatic Leak Detection (ALD), Content Inspection (CI), and Access Tracking (AT).

Unless listed on this page, builds downloaded from other sources are not officially supported.

JVMOSMemory Monitoring Features
AdoptOpenJDK 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 ( supported for both Hotspot and OpenJ9 JVMs)Linux, Windows, MacOS

OIT (supported only for Hotspot JVM), ALD, CI, AT

Amazon Corretto 8, 11, and 17Linux, WindowsOIT, ALD, CI, AT
Azul Zing 15.x.Linux x64OIT, ALD

Azul Zulu OpenJDK 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

JDK11 is supported from 4.5.6 onwards

JDK13 is supported from 4.5.15 onwards

JDK14 is supported from 20.4.0 onwards

JDK15 is supported from 20.10.0 onwards

JDK16 is supported from 21.4.0 onwards

JDK17 is supported from 21.11.0 onwards

Linux, Windows

OIT, ALD, CI, AT


JVM - BellSoft Liberica JDK 8, 11, 16, and 17Linux, Windows, MacOSOIT, ALD
GraalVM 20.0.0, 20.2.0, 21.1.0, 21.3.0Linux, Windows, MacOSOIT, ALD, CI, AT
HP OpenVMS

IBM JVM 1.6.x, 1.7.x, 1.8.xAIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

ALD, CI

Object instance tracking, automatic leak detection, and custom memory structure monitoring are not supported with the AppDynamics IBM Java Agent. IBM JVMs can be instrumented with the AppDynamics Sun Java Agent to work around this limitation; however, this only enables automatic leak detection and custom memory structure monitoring.

Object instance tracking is not available. Working around this limitation can result in negative performance impact and is not recommended. In such cases, the IBM JVM needs to be restarted to enable custom memory structure monitoring.   

Oracle Rockit JVM 28.1+Linux Intel 64, Windows
Oracle/BEA JRockit 1.6

Oracle/Sun JVM 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

JDK11 is supported from 4.5.6 onwards

JDK12 is supported from 4.5.11 onwards

JDK13 is supported from 4.5.15 onwards

JDK14 is supported from 20.4.0 onwards

JDK15 is supported from 20.10.0 onwards

JDK16 is supported from 21.4.0 onwards

JDK17 is supported from 21.11.0 onwards

Solaris Sparc 64, Windows, Linux

OIT, ALD, CI, AT

Content Inspection and Access Tracking require a JVM restart.

Oracle OpenJDK  1.7, 1.8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

Oracle OpenJDK builds supported above are those that can be downloaded from https://jdk.java.net/


OpenJDK11 is supported from 4.5.6 onwards
OpenJDK12 is supported from 4.5.11 onwards

JDK13 is supported from 4.5.15 onwards

JDK14 is supported from 20.4.0 onwards

JDK15 is supported from 20.10.0 onwards

JDK16 is supported from 21.4.0 onwards

JDK17 is supported from 21.11.0 onwards

Solaris Sparc 64, Windows, LinuxOIT, ALD
SAP JDK 6+Windows, Solaris, Linux, HP-UX, i5/OS, AIX


JVM Application Server and Framework Support

AppDynamics supports the use of the Java Agent to instrument any application component running on a supported JVM, irrespective of how that component is built. The power of the AppDynamics platform is that it can automatically discover the topology and behavior of complex enterprise applications without requiring deep technical knowledge of the application's underlying code.

Frequently, Java-based systems employ standard framework code to implement business logic. Automatic instrumentation of framework code relies on knowledge of the business logic and programming patterns employed by the framework. AppDynamics instrumentation targets processing hand-offs between components, called entry points and exit points, either within the JVM or between JVMs. This includes hand-offs between frameworks in cases where multiple frameworks are being used together. This section covers the capabilities for frameworks for which AppDynamics provides automatic detection rules.

Monitoring application components built using frameworks not listed here may require custom configuration. The custom configuration may involve, for example, custom POJO entry or exit points. If you understand how the application behaves internally, you can easily configure this type of instrumentation. For more complex configuration tasks, contact your account representative to discuss how to engage the AppDynamics customer success organization.

JVM Language Frameworks Support

No additional configuration is required for these frameworks.

Vendor

JVM Language 
Framework

Version

Correlation/
Entry Points

Exit Points

Transports

Notes

Open Source

Akka Actor

2.1 – 2.5.x

Yes

Yes

Netty

4.3.1 required for 2.4.x

2.5x support includes Persistence

Remoting exit/entry supported

Open Source

Akka HTTP

Name: akka-http-stream-entry-enabled

Type: Boolean

Default: False

Akka Actor 2.5.x

Akka HTTP upto 10.2.6

Scala 2.11, 2.12

Yes

Yes

HTTP

EUM is supported

Support for Non-Route DSL

Open SourceHttp4s Blaze Client

Blaze versions: 0.21.1, 0.21.0, 0.20.23, 0.20.5
scala 2.11, 2.12

NoYesHTTP

Open Source

Groovy

-

Yes

Yes



Open SourceKtor1.0.x -1.6.xYes (Netty Engine)-HTTPEUM is supported

Open Source

Play for Scala

Play for Java

2.1 – 2.8

Scala 2.11, 2.12

Yes

-

HTTP over Netty server

Akka HTTP server

Includes framework specific entry and exit points

Play EUM-APM correlation supported

Open Source

Scala2.11.6



Open SourceSpray toolkit (Spray.io)

1.1.x

1.1.3

YesYesHTTPEntry points are detected and configurable as servlet entry point and exit points as HTTP exits

Pivotal

Grails

-

-

-

-



Java Frameworks Support

The Java Agent supports these Java frameworks. Some require additional configuration as indicated in the Configuration Notes column.  

Vendor

Framework

Version

SOA protocol (WebServices)

Auto Naming

Entry Points

Exit Points

Detection

Configuration Notes

Adobe

BlazeDS

-

HTTP and JMS adaptor

-

Yes


-

Example Message Queue Backend Configuration

Adobe

ColdFusion

8.x, 9.x

-

-

Yes

-

Configuration required for transaction discovery

Configuration is required for transaction discovery. See:

Apache

Cassandra with Thrift framework

-

-

-

Yes

Yes

Apache Thrift Entry and Exit points are detected


Apache

Struts

1.x, 2.x

-

-

Yes


Struts Actions are detected as entry points; struts invocation handler is instrumented

Struts Entry Points

Apache

Tapestry

5

-

-

Yes

-

Not by default

See:
Apache

Wicket

-

-

No

Yes

-

Not by default

See:

Apple

WebObjects

5.4.3

HTTP

Yes

Yes

-

Yes

Apple WebObjects Startup Settings

axonframework.orgAxon2.x, 3.x--Commands on the Command Bus continue existing Business TransactionsCorrelation for Distributed Command Bus on JGroups and for Spring Cloud Connector transport as an exit

Open Source

CometD

2.6

HTTP

Yes

Yes

--

See also "HTTP Exit Points" on Java Backend Detection.

Open SourceSpring Batch-




Spring Batch Support

Eclipse

RCP (Rich Client Platform)

-

-

-

-

-

-


Google

Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

2.5.1

HTTP

Yes

Yes

-

-


JBoss

JBossWS Native Stack

4.x, 5.x

Native Stack

-

-

-

-


IBMIBM-BPM8.5.7, 8.6-YesYesYesYesIBM-BPM Support

Open Source

Direct Web Remoting (DWR)

-

-

-

-

-

-


Open Source

Eclipse Vert.x Core

3.3.3-3.5.4, 3.6.x, 3.7.x, 3.8.x, 3.9.x, 4.0.x, 4.1.x, 4.2.x

HTTP

Yes

Yes 

Yes

Yes

EUM Correlation is supported

Open Source

Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)

2.x, 3.x

-

-

Yes

-

-

EJB Entry Points

Open Source

Grails

-

-

-

Yes

-

Not by default


Open Source

Hibernate JMS Listeners

1.x

-

-

-

-

-


Open Source

Java Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT)

-

-

-

-

-

-


Open Source

Java Server Faces (JSF)

1.x, 2.x

-

Yes

Yes

-

-

Java Business Transaction Detection and Servlet Entry Points

Open Source

Java Server Pages

2.x

-

Yes

-

-

Yes

Servlet Entry Points

Open Source

Java Servlet API

2.x, 3.0

-

-

-

-

-


Open SourceJersey1.x, 2.xREST, JAX-RSYesYesNoNot by default

JAX-RS Support and node properties:

  • rest-num-segments
  • rest-transaction
  • rest-uri-segment-scheme

See App Agent Node Properties Reference for information on the properties.

Open Source

JRuby HTTP

-

-

-

Yes

-

Not by default

See:

Open SourceMicronaut1.1.0 to 3.1.4-YesYesYesBy default-
Open SourceNetty3.x, 4.xHTTPYesYesYesBy default
  • Node property to disable Netty Instrumentation: netty-enabled, by default it is true
Open SourceSpring Annotated Web Services2.x+HTTPYesYesNo-
Open SourceSpring WebFlux5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3HTTPYesSpring Boot (Netty, Jetty, Tomcat, Undertow)WebClient (Reactor Netty, Reactive Jetty)By default

The node property enable-webclient, disables the Netty instrumentation and enables WebClient configuration.

This node property should not be enabled unless there is some issue or loss in visibility with the OOTB support. By default, the value of this property is false.

Open SourceSpring Cloud Gateway2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x, 3.0.xHTTPYesYesYesBy default
Open SourceWebSocket1.0 (Java EE 7, JSR-356)-

Yes,
BT Naming not configurable 

Yes, correlation
not supported
Yes

Detection is automatic

Node property: websocket-entry-calls-enabled

Oracle

Coherence with Spring Beans

2.x, 3.x

-

-

-

-

-


Oracle

Swing (GUI)

-

-

-

-

-

-


Oracle

WebCenter

10.0.2,10.3.0

-

-

-

-

-


Spring

Spring MVC

5.3

-

-

Yes

-

Not by default

See App Agent Node Properties Reference.

Application Servers

The Java Agent supports the following application servers. Some require additional configuration. Click the link on the server or OSGi Runtime for information about additional requirements or related configuration topics. The agent usually discovers application servers as an entry point.

Vendor

Application Server / 
OSGi Runtime

Version

SOA Protocol

RMI Supported

JMX

Entry Points

Configuration Notes

Adobe

Cold Fusion

8.x, 9.x

-

No

-

Yes

Requires configuration for transaction discovery; see Servlet Entry Points


Equinox

-

-

-

-

Yes

OSGi Infrastructure Configuration

Apache

Felix

-

-

-

-

Yes

OSGi Infrastructure Configuration

Apache

Sling

-

-

-

-

Yes

OSGi Infrastructure Configuration

Apache

Tomcat

5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x, 9, 10

-

-

Yes

Yes

Apache Tomcat Startup Settings

Apache

Resin

1.x - 4.x

-

-

-

-

Resin Startup Settings

Eclipse

Jetty

6.x, 7.x, 8x, 9x

-

-

-

-

Jetty Startup Settings
IBM

InfoSphere

8.x

-

-

-

Yes

IBM WebSphere and InfoSphere Startup Settings

IBM

WebSphere  

6.1, 7.x, 8.x, 9.x

JAX-WS

Yes, detect and correlate

Yes for WebSphere PMI

Yes

IBM WebSphere and InfoSphere Startup Settings

Open Source

Liferay Portal

-

-

-

-

-


Open Source

JBoss EAP

7.1.5, 7.2.0, 7.3.0
Yes
YesJBoss and Wildfly Startup Settings
Open Source

JBoss Wildfly (formerly JBoss Application Server)

4.x to 25.x
Yes
YesJBoss and Wildfly Startup Settings
Sun/Oracle

GlassFish Enterprise Server

2.x

-

-

Yes

Yes

GlassFish Startup Settings

Oracle

GlassFish Server and 
GlassFish Server Open Source Edition

3.x, 4.x

-

-

Yes for AMX

Yes

GlassFish Startup Settings

Oracle and BEA

WebLogic Server

9.x+

JAX-WS

Yes, detect and correlate for 10.x

To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true

Yes

Yes

Oracle WebLogic Startup Settings
Software AGwebMethods9.5, 9.6, 10.x---Yes

webMethods Startup Settings

TibcoActiveMatrix BusinessWorks Service Engine5.x, 6.x-

To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true

-Yes

Tibco ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks Service Engine Settings


Application Server (OC4J)

-

-

Yes, detect and correlate for 10.x

-

Yes


-

Grails, with Tomcat 7.x, Glassfish v3, Weblogic 12.1.1 (12c)

-

-

-

-



Servlet 3.x detection is not supported.

PaaS Providers

PaaS ProviderBuildpack
Pivotal Cloud Foundry

Java Buildpack 3.4 and higher 

See Using AppDynamics with Java Applications on Pivotal Cloud for more information.

Red Hat Openshift 3

JBoss EAP 6.4 and 7.x

WildFly 8.1 Docker images

For documentation and download information, see the AppDynamics Java APM Agent page on the Red Hat Customer Portal.

Message Oriented Middleware Support

The Java Agent supports the following message oriented middleware environments. Some require additional configuration as indicated in the Configuration Notes column. Message oriented middleware servers are usually found by the Java Agent as an entry point.

Vendor

Messaging Server

Version

Protocol

Correlation/Entry Points

Exit Points

JMX

Configuration Notes
AmazonSimple Queue Service (SQS)--Yes (correlation only)Yes-

See "Amazon Simple Queue Service Backends" on Java Backend Detection

AmazonSimple Notification Service (SNS)--NoYes

-

See "Amazon Simple Notification Service Backends" on Java Backend Detection

Apache

ActiveMQ

5.x+

JMS 1.x

Yes

Yes

Yes


Apache

ActiveMQ

5.x+

STOMP

No

-

Yes


Apache

ActiveMQ

5.8.x+

AMQP 1.0

No

-

Yes

Example Message Queue Backend Configuration

Apache

Axis

1.x, 2.x

JAX-WS

Yes

Yes

-

Default exclude rules exist for Apache Axis, Axis2, and Axis Admin Servlets. See aslo "Web Service Entry Points" on Java Backend Detection.

Apache

Apache CXF

2.1

JAX-WS

Yes

Yes

-

To enable correlation, set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true.
ApacheKafka

0.9.0.0 to 2.8.1

-YesYesYesKafka consumer entry points are disabled by default. Correlation is supported. See Apache Kafka Consumer Backends.

Apache

Synapse

2.1

HTTP

Yes

Yes

-

To enable correlation, set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true

Fiorano

Fiorano MQ


-

-

-

-


IBM

IBM Web Application Server (WAS)

6.1+, 7.x

Embedded JMS

-

Yes

-

Example Message Queue Backend Configuration

IBM

IBM MQ (formerly IBM WebSphere MQ)

6+

JMS

Yes

Yes

-

Example Message Queue Backend Configuration

Mulesoft

Mule ESB

3.4, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 4.1.x, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.2.x, 4.3.0

HTTP,

JMS

Yes

Yes

-

Mule ESB Startup Settings

Open SourceEclipse Vert.x verticles3.3.x, 3.4.x, 3.5.0, 3.6.0-Yes (correlation only)Yes-The Java Agent detects messaging exit calls between verticles.

Open Source

Open MQ

-

-

-

-

-


OracleJava Message Service 2.0JMSCorrelation of the listener
is disabled by default 
Yes

Oracle

Oracle AQ

-

JMS

-

Yes

-


OracleOSB deployed on WebLogic12.2.1

HTTP

JMS

YesYes

OSB Support

Oracle / BEA

WebLogic

9.x+

JMS 1.1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Oracle WebLogic Startup Settings

Progress

SonicMQ

-

-

-

-

-


Pivotal

RabbitMQ

-

HTTP

-

Yes

-

See "RabbitMQ Backends" on Java Backend Detection

Rabbit

RabbitMQ Spring Client

-

-

Yes

Yes

-

See "RabbitMQ Backends" on Java Backend Detection 

Red HatHornetQ (formerly JBoss Messaging and JBoss MQ)-


Yes
Red Hat

JBoss A-MQ

4.x+

-

-

-

Yes


Spring

Spring Integration

2.2.0+, 4.0+

JMS

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spring Integration Support

See also "Java Message Service Backends" on Java Backend Detection

WSO2ESB4.7.0-YesYes- EUM Correlation is not supported
WSO2API Microgateway3.1.x, 3.2.0, 3.2.3HTTP1YesYes-See WSO2 API Microgateway Startup Settings

JDBC Drivers and Database Servers Support

The Java Agent supports these JDBC driver and database server environments. AppDynamics can follow transactions using these drivers to the designated database.

JDBC Vendor

Driver Version

Driver Type

Database Server

Database Version

Apache

10.9.1.0

Embedded or client

Derby

-

Apache

-

-

Cassandra

-

Progress

DataDirect

data connectivity for ODBC and JBDC driver access, data integration, and SaaS and cloud computing solutions

-

-

IBM

JDBC 3.0 version 3.57.82 or JDBC 4.0 version 4.7.85

DB2 Universal JDBC driver

DB2

9.x

IBM

JDBC 3.0 version 3.66.46 or JDBC 4.0 version 4.16.53

DB2 Universal JDBC driver

DB2

10.1

IBM-DB2 Universal JDBC driverDB211.x

IBM

-

Type IV

Informix

-

Maria


1.4.x - 2.6.x

Microsoft

4

Type II

MS SQL Server

2012

Oracle MySQL, MySQL Community

5.x, 6.x, 8.x

Type II, Type IV

MySQL

5.x

OracleRAC


Oracle

9i, 10g 11g, 12c, 18c, 19c

Type II, Type IV

Oracle Database

8i+

Open Source PostgreSQL

42.2.5

Type IV

Postgres

8.x, 9.x, 11x

Sybase

jConnect

Type IV

Sybase

-

Teradata

Teradata-

Notes:

  • Type II is a C or OCI driver
  • Type IV is a thin database client and is a pure Java driver

NoSQL/Data Grids/Cache Servers Support

The Java Agent supports these NoSQL, data grids and cache server environments. Some require additional configuration. Click the link on the database, data grid or cache name in the following support matrix for information about additional configuration required or related configuration topics. 

Vendor

Database/Data Grid/Cache

Version

Correlation/Entry Points

JMX

Configuration Notes
AmazonDynamoDB -Exit Points-

See "Amazon Web Services" on Java Backend Detection.

AmazonSimple Storage Service (S3)---

"Amazon Simple Storage Service Backends" on Java Backend Detection.

Apache

Casandra

  • DataStax drivers
  • Thrift drivers

1.x, 2.x

Correlation for Thrift drivers only

Yes

Apache

Lucene - Apache Solr

1.4.1

Entry Points

Yes

Apache Solr Startup Settings

Couchbase


Couchbase3.xExit Points-See "Couchbase Backends" on Java Backend Detection

JBoss

Cache TreeCache

-

-

-

JBoss Startup Settings

JBossInfinispan5.3.0+Correlation--

Open Source

Memcached

-

-

-

Memcached Exit Points

Open SourceMongoDB Async Driver3.4-3.12--See "MongoDB Backends" on Java Backend Detection

Open Source

MongoDB Sync Driver

3.1-3.12, 4.0.x

-

-

See "MongoDB Backends" on Java Backend Detection

Open SourceMongoDB Reactive Streams Driver

1.3-1.13, 4.0.x

--

See "MongoDB Backends" on Java Backend Detection

Oracle

Coherence

3.7.1

Custom-Exit

Yes

Coherence Startup Settings

Red Hat

JBoss DataGrid---

JBoss Startup Settings

JBoss Cache TreeCache---
JBoss Infinispan5.3.0+Correlation-

Terracotta

EhCache

-

-

-

EhCache Exit Points

RPC/Web Services API/HTTP Client Support

The Java Agent supports these RPC, web services or API framework types. Some require additional configuration as indicated in the Configuration Notes column.

Vendor

RPC/Web Services API Framework/HTTP Client Support

Version

SOA Protocol-
WebServices

Auto Naming

Correlation/Entry Points

Exit Points

Configurable BT Naming Properties

Detection

Configuration Notes

Apache

Apache CXF

2.1

JAX-WS

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes


Apache

Apache HTTP Client

-

HTTPClient (now in Apache HTTP Components)

Yes

Yes (correlation only)

Yes

-

Yes

See "HTTP Backends" on Java Backend Detection
Apache

Apache Async HTTP Client

4.1.x-------
ApacheRibbon
HTTP Client
2.7.18HTTP ClientYesYes (correlation)
Entry - NA
YesNAYes

Apache

Apache Thrift

-

-

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Binary Remoting Entry Points for Apache Thrift
EclipseJetty8.x, 9.xHTTP ClientYesYes (correlation only)Yes (ART supported)-YesSee "HTTP Backends" on Java Backend Detection
GooglegRPC1.6.x to 1.42.xRPCYesYes (Asynchronous)Yes (Asynchronous)ServiceName/MethodNameYesSee Web Service Backend

IBM

WebSphere

6.x, 7.x, 8.x

JAX-RPC

-

-

-

-

-

IBM WebSphere and InfoSphere Startup Settings; also see Default configuration excludes WebSphere classes

IBM

Websphere

7.x, 8.x

IIOP

-

-

-

-

-

IBM WebSphere and InfoSphere Startup Settings; also see Default configuration excludes WebSphere classes
IBMWebsphere6.1, 7.x, 8.x, 9.xJAX-WSYes

Yes, detect and correlate. To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true

-Web Service namingYes-
JBoss

7,8,11,16, and 18

JAX-WSYesYes, detect and correlate. To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true
Web Service namingYes

To detect Web Service entry and to support correlation you must create a Servlet exclude rule.

See Web Service Entry Points to exclude a rule for JBoss.

Open Source

java.net.Http

-

HTTP

Yes

-

Yes

Yes

Yes

See "HTTP Backends" on Java Backend Detection.
Open SourceHTTPClient 0.3-3Oracle SOA (and potentially others that embed this library) -Correlation: Yes; Entry: NoYes-Yes

Oracle WebLogic Startup Settings; also see Default configuration excludes WebLogic classes

Open SourceGrizzly

Grizzly Async HTTP Client (com.ning.http-client 1.8.x, 1.9.x, grizzly-http-client 1.1x)

  • NingAsyncClient v1 with NettyProvider, GrizzlyProvider
  • NingAsyncClient v2 with NettyProvider
HTTP-Correlation: Yes; Entry:NoYes-Yes

Oracle

GlassFish Metro

-

JAX-WS

-

-

-

-

-


Oracle

GlassFish Metro with Grails

-

JAX-WS

-

Yes

-

-

Not by Default


OracleJAX-WS RI2.3.1JAX-WS-To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true-Web Service namingYes-
Spring WSWeb Services3.x, 4.x, and 5.xHTTP, SOAP-To enable correlation using a header transported in the SOAP:Envelope set node property enable-soap-header-correlation=true-Web Service namingYes-

Oracle

Oracle Application Server

ORMI

-

no

-

-

-

-


Oracle

WebLogic

10.x

T3, IIOP

Yes

Correlation: Yes; Entry: No

Yes

-

Yes


Oracle

WebLogic

9.x, 10.x

JAX-RPC

-

-

-

-

-


Oracle/Sun

Java

11

-

-

-

Yes (ART supported)

-

Yes


Oracle/Sun

Sun RMI

-

IIOP

-

Not by Default

-

-

-


Oracle/Sun

Sun RMI

-

JRMP

-

No

Yes

host/port

Yes


Red Hat

JBoss A-MQ

4.x+

RMI

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

JBoss and Wildfly Startup Settings
SquareOkHttp2.x, 3.x, 4.x (upto 4.9.3)HTTPYesCorrelation: Yes Entry: NoYes-Synchronous (2.x, 3.x, and 4.x upto 4.9.1) and Asynchronous (3.x and 4.x upto 4.9.1)

-

Web Services

-

SOAP over HTTP

-

Yes

Yes

-

-

Create Match Rules for Web Services

"Web Service Entry Points" on Java Backend Detection

jersey.github.ioReactive JAX-RS client API2.25+HTTP ClientYesYes (correlation) Entry – NAYesNAYes"Web Service Entry Points" on Java Backend Detection

Business Transaction Error Detection

The Java Agent supports the following logging frameworks for business transaction error detection:

  • Apache Log4j and Log4j 2 
  • java.util.logging
  • Simple Logging Facade for Java (SLF4J)
    Support for the following method has been added: public void error(String format, Object... argArray)
  • Logback

To instrument other types of loggers, see Error Detection.