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This document discusses using Mule ESB's DataWeave component to take multiple JSON input objects and transform them into a single XML output. It uses Anypoint Studio and Mule runtime to create a flow with an HTTP listener that receives JSON data, stores it in flow variables, and applies DataWeave logic to transform the multiple JSON objects into a single XML response containing book data from each input object.
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