DataWeave is the MuleSoft expression language for accessing and transforming data that travels through a Mule app. Transform message component is the dedicated processor which converts input format to required output format using DataWeave language. DataWeave is tightly integrated with the Mule runtime engine, which runs the scripts and expressions…

Table of Contents Introduction to Apache Kafka Software Versions used in this Demo Install Apache Kafka Disabling Hyper-V Necessary changes in extracted Kafka files zookeeper server deployment Kafka server deployment Create a topic Create a producer Create a consumer Create Mulesoft publish flow Create mulesoft consume flow Test the created flows using Postman …

Previous part: Introduction to Processor Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-2 Error handling scenario 9 A calling flow has an on error continue or propagate scope and a Try scope. Try scope has an on error continue scope. …

Previous part: Introduction to Processor Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-1 Error handling scenario 8 A calling flow has an on error continue scope and a Try scope. Try scope has an on error propagate scope. In try scope, the error occurs at processor labeled as E, and subsequent processors are not…

Previous part: Introduction to Flow Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-5 Handling Errors at Processor Level For more fine-grain error handling of elements within a flow, processor level error handling is used. A “Try” scope is used for the same. Any number of processors can be added to a Try scope. …

Previous part: Introduction to Flow Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-4 Error handling scenario 6 In this scenario, we will examine the effects of an error occurring in the child flow. the source flow will call the child flow and passes the Mule event to it. An error occurs in the event…

Previous part: Introduction to Flow Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-3 Error handling scenario 5 In this scenario, we will examine the effects of an error occurring in the child flow. the source flow will call the child flow and passes the Mule event to it. An error occurs in the event…

Previous part: Introduction to Flow Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-2 Error handling scenario 4 In this scenario, we will examine the effects of an error occurring in the child flow. the source flow will call the child flow and passes the Mule event to it. An error occurs in the event…

Previous part: Introduction to Flow Level Error Handling in Anypoint Platform(Mule 4) Part-1 Error handling scenario 3 In this scenario, there is a flow level error handler with an On error continue scope. As the flow is executing and the error occurs at the event processor labeled E. Because of this processor P and…