Category: MuleSoft Technical Guides

This tutorial introduces you to Web Service and creating a high-security consumption of Web Service using SOAP in MuleSoft Anypoint Studio. What are Web Services? Services available over the web are called Web Services. Web Services enable communication over the web. Provides a standard format/protocol for communication. It is a platform-independent communication. Using Web Services,… Continue reading Consuming SOAP web service using MuleSoft

DataWeave is an expression language designed by MuleSoft. The language helps in transforming the incoming payload to various payloads as per the requirements.  Most developers write transformation script in the transform message or set payload components. The language is tightly integrated with the Mule runtime engine and is a must-learn for every MuleSoft developer. A few examples… Continue reading Transforming messages with DataWeave

API Groups in Anypoint platform enables us to bundle our APIs and resources into a single package. We can customize the instances of that group with different SLAs and rate limit conditions based on the requirement and publish the API Group to Anypoint Exchange to subscribe to the package. API groups can be versioned like… Continue reading API Groups in Anypoint Platform

Why do we need a Standalone Runtime Server? We can deploy our application on Anypoint studio. It has an embedded mule runtime server and we are deploying it on Anypoint studio. But in production, we won’t do that. We need to start standalone Mule Runtime. How to start a Standalone Runtime Server? We need to… Continue reading Standalone Runtime server in Mule 4