Creating a project on Anypoint Studio and creating a hello world

1. MuleSoft & AnyPoint Lessons
First lesson – Starting a Project on
AnyPoint Software and creating a
Hello, World!

2. FIRST STEP – CREATING A PROJECT
 With your AnyPoint Studio open, click in File on the top
menu, then you click in Mule Project.

3. SECOND STEP – SETING A PROJECT
NAME AND CONFIGURING
 This menu will pop up and here you can set a name to your
project and see other settings.

4. THIRD STEP – STARTING YOUR FLOW
 When you click in finish you will see your ‘Mule Palette’, there
you can drag and drop connectors and other components to
start your flow.
 You can see these conectors on the right side of your screen,
there search for ‘HTTP’, drag and drop a HTTP Connector in
your ‘Palette’.
 After you droped the connector, go to the bottom and look for
General Settings, highlighted in the red rectangle, then click
on the green plus, then proceed to the fourth step.
 There you have, the begin of your Flow.
 See the image of this step in the next slide.

6. FOURTH STEP – CONFIGURING YOUR
HTTP CONNECTOR
 After you clicked on the green plus, this screen will pop up,
there you can set the global name of your connector, choose
the protocol, host, port and other settings
 In this example we will not work with theese settings, we will
just set the port to 8081, choose the ‘HTTP (Defaults)’, just
like the image, then we click OK.
 See the image of this step in the next slide.

8. FIFTH STEP – USING OTHER
COMPONENT
 After you clicked the OK button, go to the components menu,
in the right side of your screen, and then search for a
LOGGER CONNECTOR, drag it and drop after the HTTP
CONNECTOR.
 After that, go to the bottom and there you can see the
settings of your logger connector, search the field message,
type #, some options will appear, then choose the #payload
option.
 A logger connector show some information on the console of
Anypoint Studio, when you choose #payload, it will show the
information of the payload connector.
 We will set a payload connector on the next slide.
 See the image of this step in the next slide.

10. SIXTH STEP – USING THE PAYLOAD
CONNECTOR
 After you dragged the logger connector, go again to the
Menu Components and search for a Set Payload connector,
drag it and drop between the Http Connector and the Logger
connector.
 Go to the bottom of your screen, look for the Value field in
Settings, there you type ‘Hello Wordl!’, use quotes to attibute
the String valor to what you type between it.
 See the image of this step in the next slide.

12. SEVENTH STEP – RUNNING YOUR
PROGRAM
 After setting all the connectors and configuring it, you are
ready to run your flow and see the result
 Right click on the ‘Palette’ area, then click on ‘Run Project
Lessons’, it will take a while to run.

13. EIGHT STEP – SEE IF YOUR
PROGRAM EXECUTED PROPERLY
 After your clicked in ‘Run Project Lesson’ and waited it
execute, see in the console if you got this message and see
the status ‘DEPLOYED’, if you do, your program executed
correctly.

14. NINTH STEP – TESTING YOUR
PROGRAM
 To test your program, open a browser and in the URL field
type localhost:8081/
 Localhost, is the host you configured in the Http connector
settings and 8081 is the port, if you do that you will see in the
browser the result, just like the image.

15. That is it for this material,
thank you for attention and
keep studying MuleSoft!