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Your logic is too complicated and it is hard to understand what is going on with such a sub-flows configuration.

Probably you need to think about replacing your router logic to the simple .filter(). That one can produce a reply on true and won't do anything on false.

The router has its drawback that it doesn't produce to the reply channel as is and it just ends up in the sub-flow it routes to.

Yes, such an expression is BeanFactory-aware and you can use a @ syntax to reach any bean in your application context.

On the other hand there is a:

have you tried to change to static file name? does the path exists? it seems that the configuration on the readme from their github page is a bit differnt from yours: https://github.com/serilog/serilog-sinks-file#user-content-json-appsettingsjson-configuration:~:text=node%2C%20%3A-,%7B,%7D,-See%20the%20XML also maybe try to work your way back from setting it up in code then move back to config file?

May be better to think not making that gateway as a proxy at all? How that happen though? Nothing confirms in your question that there is a story about proxying... on the other hand you can exclude that bean from JMX exporting. Or you can provide an other way to gather MBean info for that bean. See how you can customize MBeanExporter.

Or you just can add an IntegrationMBeanExporter: https://docs.spring.io/spring-integration/docs/current/reference/html/jmx.html#jmx-mbean-exporter

Seems that I had the parameter name in the JSON config file wrong. It's supposed to be "WIQLQueryBit" and not just "QueryBit". I was sure I took my config from a sample documentation set, but after regenerating with the tool, it had the correct parameter name.

In addition to that, as of v11.9.37.0 of the tool, I had to add additional mappings in the FieldValueMapConfig for System.State.

First, please change

According to serilog console sink documentation you need to specify formatting inside Args property

In order to control the format of the JSON output you'll need to implement a custom ITextFormatter (where you decide how to format the JSON), and provide it to the sink(s) that are emitting the logs.

Update: There's community project called SerilogAnalyzer that can generate the contents of appSettings.json and app.config from a C# Serilog pipeline. It's super cool!

There's nothing built-in into Serilog that allows you to do that, and you wouldn't be able to simply serialize the LogConfiguration to text the way you're thinking about it, because most of the configuration is not stored in simple variables, but instead in lambda functions that are created during the creation of the pipeline.

Either way, you'd have to resort to using Reflection to inspect any of the configured sinks and their properties. You can see a related example on this answer:

Unit test Serilog configuration

That said, I personally think using the fluent API is the way to go, instead of using the JSON config (or the XML app.config) because sooner or later you'll want to make some sinks asynchronous, and/or use a predicate or a function to configure certain aspects of the pipeline (for example, to configure a sub-logger), and it will very hard (and in some cases impossible) to configure in the JSON/XML config anyway.

You can use the options pattern to configure the small parts that you think you might want to change via configuration (such as URLs, logging levels, etc), and the rest of it, use the fluent API combined with conditional sinks.