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This document provides 8 steps for creating a simple "Hello, World!" application using Anypoint Platform: create a new project, name the project, drag a HTTP connector onto the empty canvas along with its configurations, insert a SET Payload connector to write the message, add a logger to monitor the application, run the project, execute it in a browser using the HTTP connector address, and see the result displayed on the console. The steps guide building a basic application that displays "Hello, world!" when accessed via HTTP.
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Anypoint lessons
- 1. Anypoint Lessons #01 – Hello, World!
- 2. Step 01 – Create a new project
- 3. Step 02 – Insert the name of your project
- 4. Step 03 – This is your empty canvas. Let’s drag a HTTP connector.
- 5. Step 04 – This is the connector and your configurations.
- 6. Use the configurations as default.
- 7. Step 05 – Insert the SET Payload connector. This is where you write your message (“Hello, world!”)
- 9. Step 06 – Insert a logger. This way you can monitore your application on the console too.
- 11. Step 07 - Run your Project.
- 12. Step 08 – Execute your application on your browser. Use the adress of the http connector configuration.
- 13. You can see the result on your console too.
- 14. See you next time!