MuleSoft and API Training Overview
This hands-on, online Connecting APIs Together using MuleSoft training course teaches students how various processors impact the payload, attributes, and variables of a Mule event. Students learn how to prepare their APIs well by decentralizing flows, organizing application files, parameterizing application properties, and organizing project files. Students then consume REST and SOAP web services to orchestrate business logic according to use case requirements.
Location and Pricing
Accelebrate offers instructor-led enterprise training for groups of 3 or more online or at your site. Most Accelebrate classes can be flexibly scheduled for your group, including delivery in half-day segments across a week or set of weeks. To receive a customized proposal and price quote for private corporate training on-site or online, please contact us.
In addition, some courses are available as live, instructor-led training from one of our partners.
Objectives
- Analyze a Mule Event in the DataSense Explorer, in the console at runtime, and in the Mule Debugger
- Track the Mule Event through an application and between flows, paying close attention to the persistence of the payload, attributes, and variables
- Use DataWeave to set payloads, response headers, request query parameters, and a logger value
- Define global elements, property placeholders, configuration files, and import all metadata
- Consume a RESTful web service using a REST connector and an HTTP request
- Consume a SOAP web service using a web service connector
- Route events to event processors by applying conditional logic using the Choice Router
- Use the Scatter-Gather component to route events in parallel and collect the results upon successful completion of all processors
- Use validators to check if a query parameter is valid and create custom error messages
Prerequisites
Students must have experience with creating, deploying, and managing APIs in Anypoint Studio and Anypoint Platform. Some knowledge of SOAP web services is helpful but not required.
Outline
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Observing Mule Event Data
- In the DataSense Explorer
- In the Logger at Runtime
- Using the Mule Debugger
Mule Event Data Persistence
- Flow, Subflows, and Private Flows
- HTTP Request (transport boundary)
- Flow Reference
- VM Connector
- Synchronous and Asynchronous
Be an Orderly Mule
- Create a Global.xml Configuration File
- Create a Properties File
- Parameterize Application Properties
- Organize Files and Folders
Metadata Mania
- Manage in Transform Message
- Manage in Metadata Tab
- Manage in Package Explorer
- Stored in application-types.xml
Are You an Orderly Mule?
- Create Subflows Using Flow Reference
- Create Subflows Using Export To
- Create a Global.xml Configuration File
- Create a Properties File
- Parameterize Application Properties
- Organize Files and Folders
Manage Your Metadata
- Manage in Project Explorer
Consume Web Services – Our API
- Consume Using a REST Connector
- Consume Using an HTTP Request
- Consume Using a SOAP Web Service
Consume Web Services – Your API
- Consume Using a REST Connector
- Consume Using an HTTP Request
- Consume Using a SOAP Web Service
Choice, Scatter-Gather, and Validators – Our API
- Route Based on Conditions
- Run All Routes at the Same Time
- Use the Validation Module
Choice, Scatter-Gather, and Validators – Your API
- Route Based on Conditions
- Run All Routes at the Same Time
- Use the Validation Module
Conclusion
Training Materials
All MuleSoft training students receive comprehensive courseware.
Software Requirements
Students will not need to install any software on their computers for this class. The class will be conducted in a remote environment. Students need a local computer with a web browser (preferably Chrome), stable internet, two monitors, and a headset/microphone.
