Author: MuleSoft Integration Team

One of the ways to deploy the MuleSoft Application is using the Mule Maven Plugin. In Mule 4, when the new project is created, we find pom.xml in the project structure. Pom.xml file contains the dependency information of the modules used in the project. It manages dependencies which are required to run the application. Steps… Continue reading Mule Maven Plugin

Amazon Web Service’s S3 stands for “Simple Storage Service”. It is a type of cloud storage provided to the developers as a scalable solution over the Internet.  Amazon S3 uses the concept of Buckets & Objects to store the data. It allows an easy, user-friendly, fast & on-demand approach for storing & retrieving the data… Continue reading Integrate Amazon S3 with Mule

Secure Property Placeholder is an essential standard for keeping our Sensitive data like User ID and Password secure (encrypted/cipher-text) in the Property file. Securing properties is one of the crucial elements in every Mule project. MuleSoft has introduced a Secure properties generator with a point and click environment that saves time and effort in specific… Continue reading Generating Secure Properties in Mule 4

In this blog, we will discuss how to import Java classes, call Java functions, instantiate Java classes that are present in our Mule project through DataWeave. We can only call Static methods via DataWeave (methods that belong to a Java class, not methods that belong to a specific instance of a class). Note- The Listener… Continue reading Java Methods in Mule 4 Using DataWeave