MuleSoft is an integration platform that allows developers to connect applications together using Mule, its lightweight Java-based enterprise service bus (ESB). Anypoint Studio is MuleSoft's graphical development tool for building, testing, and deploying integrations. JMS is an API that enables loosely-coupled, reliable messaging between distributed application components using queues or topics. The document provides steps for using File, File-to-String, and JMS connectors in MuleSoft to place a file in a JMS queue.

1. CONNECTORS
IN
MULESOFT

2. CONTENTS:
• MULESOFT
• ANYPOINT STUDIO
• JMS(Java Message Service)

3. MULESOFT
• Mule, the runtime engine of Anypoint Platform, is a lightweight Java-based enterprise service bus
(ESB) and integration platform that allows developers to connect applications together quickly and
easily, enabling them to exchange data.
• It enables easy integration of existing systems, regardless of the different technologies that the
applications use, including JMS, Web Services, JDBC, HTTP, and more.
• Mule has powerful capabilities that include:
 Service creation and hosting
 Service mediation
 Message routing
 Data transformation

4. 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.
 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

5. JAVA MESSAGE SERVICE(JMS)
• JMS is a widely-used API for message oriented middleware. It allows communication between
different components of a distributed application to be loosely coupled, reliable and asynchronous.
• JMS supports two models for messaging:
Point to point (QUEUES)
Publish and subscribe(TOPICS)
• It also have five elements:
1.Client
2.Publisher
3.Consumer
4.Message
5.queue

6. JMS for QUEUES
•For a file to be placed in JMS queue, the following connectors are used as given below:
The following connectors are used:
File
File to string
JMS

7. File Connector:
The File connector allows your Mule application to exchange files
within the local file system. You can implement the File connector as
an inbound endpoint (such as, a message source), or as an outbound
endpoint. This endpoint implements a one-way exchange pattern only.
File to string Transformer:
File-To-String element configures a transformer that reads the content
of java.io.File into a java.lang.String.
JMS Connector:
JMS is mostly used API enabling the application to communicate
through the exchange of message. JMS connector is capable of sending
and receiving message to and from queues/topics.

8. •For a JMS queue to dequeue the following connectors are used:

9. Steps to be followed:
1.Drag and drop file connector, file to string transformer and JMS connector.
2. open file properties and provide path to insert files to queue.

10. 3. Open JMS properties select one way , provide
queue name and do connector configuration i.e.,
Active_MQ
4. A dialog box opens then select Active_MQ as
shown below

11. 5. Configure Active_MQ with admin as
username and password and press ok.
6. Now go to apache_Active_MQ and run wrapper.

12. 7. Open browser and type localhost:8161
and enter.
8. A page will be opened and then select manage
activeMQ broker.

13. 9. Then type admin as username and password.
10. Select queue on the top left and check given queue is
in the list or not.

14. 11. Now if we run the project a file will be queued but an error occurs because jar files are missing.
12. To add jar files, right click on project and select build path and then configure build path

15. 13. Properties window open where select
libraries and add external jars
14. Select the jar file as below

16. 15. Check whether the jar file has been added or
not and press apply and then ok. 16. Now right click on project and press run as
mule project.

17. Thank
you