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The document discusses using Mule's json-to-xml-transformer to transform JSON input to XML output. It provides an example of input and output JSON and XML, as well as the Mule flow configuration using the json-to-xml-transformer. However, the transformer is only outputting the first element of the JSON and the user needs help configuring it to output all elements.
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Xml to xml transformation in mule
The document discusses transforming XML data from one format to another using XSLT in Mule. It provides an example of an input XML payload containing a name and ID and transforming it to an output XML payload that adds a designation element. The Mule flow uses an XSLT transformer with an XSL stylesheet to modify the input XML and add the additional element, demonstrating how to easily transform XML formats in Mule.
Mule esb object_to_json
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Mule esb object_to_jackson_json
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Mule esb expression_filter
This document discusses how to use expression filters in Mule ESB to filter messages based on query parameter values. An expression filter is configured on an HTTP inbound endpoint to only allow messages through if the "name" query parameter equals "User". Postman tests are run to verify that messages are passed or blocked based on the name parameter.
Mule esb collection_splitter
The document discusses how to use Mule ESB's collection splitter component to split an XML message into separate fragments. It provides an example of using the splitter to separate out the <actor> elements from an XML document containing <actor> and <singer> elements. When the flow is run, the log shows each <actor> element printed separately by the logger component downstream from the splitter.
Mule esb soap_service
This document provides instructions for creating a simple "Hello World" SOAP web service in Mule ESB in 5 minutes. It involves:
1) Creating a Java interface and implementation class for the service
2) Configuring an HTTP listener and CXF component in a Mule flow
3) Adding a Java component to call the service implementation
4) Deploying and testing the service using a tool like SOAP-UI
Transformation xmltoobjectesb
The document discusses using DataWeave in Mule to transform XML payload into an object format. An XML payload containing user data is provided as input. DataWeave is used to define a user object class and transform the XML elements into a User object instance with firstName and lastName properties matching the XML element values. The transformed User object is then logged.
Mule esb csv_to_json
This document provides a tutorial on how to use Mule ESB to convert a CSV file to JSON format. It describes using a file reader component to read a sample CSV file, configuring the file reader, transforming the CSV data to JSON using the DataWeave component, and logging the JSON output to see the results of the conversion.
Json to json transformation in mule
This document discusses how to transform a JSON payload into a different JSON format in Mule. It provides an example of transforming an input JSON with name and id fields into an output JSON that also includes a designation field. The document explains that Mule's expression transformer can be used to dynamically modify the JSON and produce the transformed output. It provides a sample Mule flow that uses an expression transformer to take the input JSON, set variables, transform it into a new JSON format with an additional field, and output the transformed JSON.
Mule esb json_to_object
This document provides a tutorial for converting JSON to an object in Mule ESB in 5 minutes. It describes creating a simple Mule flow with an HTTP listener to receive JSON data. It then defines a Java POJO class called JsonClass to represent the object structure. The tutorial adds a JSON to Object transformer to the flow to convert the JSON to the JsonClass object. It concludes by testing the flow using Postman to send sample JSON data and confirm the conversion was successful by logging the transformed object.
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- 2. Today to use the json-to-xml-transformer to transform a json message to xml but have not been able to find documentation on its use. I don't need any transformation of the data, simply turning the json properties into xml tags. When I attempt to use the transformer, all I get out is the first element from the json. Input JSON:
- 3. if we consider the following { "root": { "name": "Helen", "fullname": "Rich", "address": "100 MAIN ST", "shipToZip": "16684",
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