
Designing APIs (RAML) In Anypoint Platform
In MuleSoft we will use the Anypoint Platform and write RAML (RESTful API Modeling Language) code to design and manage the RESTful APIs. It requires permission from the owner
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In MuleSoft we will use the Anypoint Platform and write RAML (RESTful API Modeling Language) code to design and manage the RESTful APIs. It requires permission from the owner

Problem: Sometimes to work with MuleSoft Anypoint Studio, we have payload with fields contain a null value.For example:Input Payload: { “id”: 001, “firstName”: “John”, “lastName”: null, “phoneNumber”: null, “email”:

If you have already created a global error handler plugin (if not then click here to know how to create one), then you definitely want to share that among

Mulesoft redesigned the whole error handling mechanism and components in Mule 4 (some key difference here). In Mule 3, there was a simple way to reuse a flow across

Introduction After gaining huge popularity with mule 3, Mulesoft decided to release mule 4 with a drastic change. They re-implemented the engine, re-structured the Mule message, wiped out mule expression language,
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