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What is Anypoint Studio?
Accelerate developer productivity with a single graphical
environment for SOA, SaaS, APIs and data integration, then deploy
your applications with one click to the Mule runtime, on-premises
or in the cloud.
Anypoint Studio || API Designer || Connector DevKit || APIKit || Munit || RAML SDKs
 Design and implement APIs with unified
tooling
 Build, edit, document and debug
integrations graphically or in XML
 Simplify data mapping and
transformation
 Complete support for the entire build-to-
deploy process
 Jumpstart your integrations with pre-
built components

Design APIs for consumption and reuse
API Designer provides a web-based graphical environment for designing,
documenting, and testing APIs.
Complete with a single-click mocking service, API Designer makes it easy to engage
fellow coders, teammates and customers at multiple stages in the design process,
helping teams validate early and deliver value with every new API-led connection.
 Collaborate on your API spec with easy-to-write and read RAML or import Swagger
 Auto-generated console provides in-line and interactive documentation
 Design according to best practices with a context-aware shelf
 Validate designs before writing any code with the mocking service
 Push, pull and sync RAML specifications with Anypoint Studio

DevKit is a Maven-based tool, available in Anypoint Studio, that lets you build reusable
components via a wizard-like experience to connect to any endpoint.
These components can then be run as part of a Mule application on-premises or in the
cloud and can be easily configured and consumed from Anypoint Studio.
 Intuitive interface provides easy on-ramp with templates and samples
 Wizard-based tooling ensures fast, high quality output
 Custom connectors can be shared in Anypoint Exchange and reused broadly

Anypoint Connector DevKit Features
Authentication Types
 Connection Management
(username and password authentication)
 OAuth V1
 OAuth V2
 Other authentication
schemes: Authentication Methods
API Types
 SOAP APIs
 REST APIs
 Java SDKs
Anypoint Platform
 DataSense
 DataSense Query Language
 Query Pagination
 Batch
 Anypoint Studio Support
Connector Development Lifecycle
 Setting Up a Connector Project
 Writing Connector Code
 Writing Connector Tests
 Documenting a Connector Project
 Packaging a Connector

A REST or SOAP project that uses APIkit has the following parts:
 A RAML or WSDL interface, respectively
 A main flow
 Backend flows

The Main flow for a RAML-based API manages these functions:
 Exposes the API using HTTP or Jetty.
 Routes requests between the interface and the backend flows based
on the HTTP request.
 References exception strategies that produce HTTP-status-code
responses.
Main Flow Backend Flows

What is MUnit?
Prior to deploying your Mule applications and APIs, conduct unit and functional tests
using MUnit, a native testing framework for Mule. Test in your local environment, or
in your continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) settings.
 Design and test your Mule apps and APIs, graphically or in XML, all within Studio
 Easily integrate testing into your existing CI/CD process
 Minimize manual work with auto-generated tests and coverage reports
 Leverage local DB/FTP/mail servers to make testing more portable through the CI
process
Status
Code
Exception Message
400 org.mule.module.apikit.exception.BadRequestException Bad request
404 org.mule.module.apikit.exception.NotFoundException Resource not found
405 org.mule.module.apikit.exception.MethodNotAllowedException Method not allowed
406 org.mule.module.apikit.exception.NotAcceptableException Not acceptable
415 org.mule.module.apikit.exception.UnsupportedMediaTypeException Unsupported media type

RAML™ Version 0.8: RESTful API Modeling Language
RAML™ is a YAML-based language that describes RESTful APIs. Together with
the YAML specification, this specification provides all the information necessary to
describe RESTful APIs; to create API client-code and API server-code generators; and
to create API user documentation from RAML API definitions.
RAML Version 1.0: RESTful API Modeling Language
RAML is a language for the definition of HTTP-based APIs that embody most or all of
the principles of Representational State Transfer (REST). This document constitutes
the RAML specification, an application of the YAML 1.2 specification. The RAML
specification provides mechanisms for defining practically-RESTful APIs, creating
client/server source code, and comprehensively documenting the APIs for users.
YAML – Yet Another Markup Language

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