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Messaging error occurs when an event is processed through mule flow that throws an error-Normal execution stops and an event is passed through the first processor in the error handler. If there is no error handler defined, a default error handler is...
What is Cache Scope ? Cache is the temporary storage which limits same request processing again. Create a new mule project and add cache scope from mule palatte Configure the cache scope as below. In the caching strategy, choose reference to strate...
What is choice router? Choice router is used to route the flow based on the dataweave expression. It is used to route only to one flow. If no match is found it will route to default flow. Example: Create a new mule project and select choice rou...
What is first successful ? First successful router iterates through list of configured processing routes until one of the route executes successfully. If any of the route fails , it goes to the next configured route. If none of the routes in this ...
What is scatter gather ? The Scatter-Gather component can send messages to all the routes concurrently. This means that when a route is being processed the remaining routes must have to wait for its completion. Each route executes in its own threa...
What is batch processing? Batch processing allows for the efficient processing of records in groups or batches. Batch Processing is done by Batch Job and one or Batch Step Configuration of Batch Job: Batch Job instances is created based on the ba...
Introduction File connector support operations such as creating directories and copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files. Trigger a flow when the new file created or modified. Locking file so that no one can access file when the processing is...
What is Flow? A Flow has source , process and error handling part. Souce is mandatory in a flow What is Private Flow? A private flow with no source but has process and error handling part. Source needs to be empty in private flow Private flow...
Introduction In one-way SSL authentication, the server application shares its public certificate with the client. In a two-way authentication, the client application verifies the identity of the server application, and then the server application ver...