Mule JavaScript component
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The document discusses the Mule JavaScript component. The component allows users to add custom JavaScript code to Mule flows. It can be used when standard Mule elements are not sufficient or to modernize legacy code. The component has a general tab to input script text, file, or reference. It also has an advanced tab for interceptors, properties, and stacks. Additional tabs allow for notes and metadata.
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- 2. WHAT IS JAVASCRIPT? • It is an object-oriented computer programming language commonly used to create interactive effects within web browsers.
- 3. MULE JAVASCRIPT COMPONENT • In spite of the rich selection of elements available in Mule, you may find yourself in need to put together some custom code to carry out part of a complex task, if you’re comfortable coding in JavaScript, then the JavaScript Component is the ideal versatile tool to fall back on for these cases. Mule also includes also equivalent scripting components for other languages. The JavaScript Component is also handy for when you’re modernizing legacy systems, as you can simply throw the old lines of code into a component instead of having to reengineer the code’s behavior through a series of different Mule
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- 5. MULE JAVASCRIPT COMPONENT – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) • Following are components in General tab – • Display Name – Display name of the Mule Javascript component. • Script Text – Use this radio button to enter script text directly • Script File – Use this radio button to use script from a file. • Script Reference – Use this radio button to give reference to script location.
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