Mule Script Transformer
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A script transformer allows using a script component as a transformer in Mule. It can be configured with name/value pairs and has options for display name, return class, encoding, MIME type, and engine on the general tab. The advanced tab adds generic properties and the notes and metadata tabs add notes and metadata.
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- 1. MULE SCRIPT TRANSFORMER BY – ANKUSH SHARMA
- 2. WHAT IS SCRIPT TRANSFORMER? • A Script transformer lets you use a script component as a transformer. You can configure a script using name/value pairs, in which case you must provide the key or name for the name/value pair.
- 3. SCRIPT TRANSFORMER – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) (CONT.)
- 4. SCRIPT TRANSFORMER – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) • Following are the options on general tab – • Display Name – The name that is used to be displayed in Mule flow. • Return Class – The object of this class will be returned after transformation. • Encoding – Encoding standard to be applied on message data. • MIME Type – MIME Type of the message data. • Engine – What script engine to be used. • Script Text – Use this radio button to directly write script code in text box. • Script File – Use this radio button to select a script file from file system. • Script Reference – Use this radio button to refer to a global script configuration.
- 5. SCRIPT TRANSFORMER – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (ADVANCED TAB) (CONT.)
- 6. SCRIPT TRANSFORMER – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (ADVANCED TAB) • Following are the options on advanced tab – • Generic properties – This tab is used to add properties to script transformer.
- 7. SCRIPT TRANSFORMER – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (NOTES AND META-DATA TABS) • Notes Tab, is used to add special notes to this transformer. • Meta-Data Tab, is used to add meta-data to this transformer.
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