learn about webservices in mulesoft

1. T.KRANTHI KUMAR
MULESOFT CONNECTORS

2. CONTENTS
 MuleSoft.
 Any point studio.
 Send multiple records into db.
 SOAP services.
 REST services.

3. MuleSoft
Mule is the lightweight integration runtime engine that allows you to connect
anything, anywhere. Rather than creating multiple point-to-point integrations
between systems, services, APIs, and devices, you use Mule to create applications that
intelligently manage message routing, data mapping, reliability, security, and
scalability between nodes.
Plug other systems and applications into Mule and let it handle
communication between systems, allowing you to track and monitor your application
ecosystem and external resources.
Mule is so named because it “carries the heavy load” of developing an
infrastructure that supports multiple applications and systems both flexibly and
intelligently.

4. Any Point Studio
Any point Studio is MuleSoft’s Eclipse-based integration development environment for
designing and testing Mule applications. You can deploy the application and run it on
your Mule server.
The same editor also allows you to edit API definition files (in RAML and WSDL), create
domains that define shared resources.
Any point Studio offers two parallel tabs that you can utilize to design and craft your
applications:
Visual Editor
XML Editor

5. Send multiple records into DB

6. Select file for dumping the csv formatted files.
Select File
Configure File.

7. Transform the csv formatted file to any other format e.g.: XML
1. Select Transform Message.
2. Configure it (mapping).

8. CSV format file. XML format file.
Inserting values into DB.
1. Use Foreach loop for reading the values one after the other.
2. Select Foreach loop and configure it.
3. Drop DB inside loop and configure it.

9. Foreach.

10. Configure DB.

12. Deployed message.
Output.

13. SOAP Services
1. We are going to use the services of any website with the help of
SOAP services.

14. 1. We will be requesting the services from http.
2. We have to transform the request from http to the web service consumer.
3. We have used the XML to JSON transformer to see the response.

15. Http configurations.

16. Transform Message configurations.
Web service consumer configurations.

18. Deploy message.

19. Out put.

20. REST Services
We are going to send an Http request to the REST service and we
consume the services of it.

21. Http configuration.

23. We have to write a jave code for consuming the rest services.

24. REST configuration.

26. Deploy message.
Out put