Category: MuleSoft Technical Guides

Secure Property Placeholder is an essential standard for keeping our Sensitive data like User ID and Password secure (encrypted/cipher-text) in the Property file. Securing properties is one of the crucial elements in every Mule project. MuleSoft has introduced a Secure properties generator with a point and click environment that saves time and effort in specific… Continue reading Generating Secure Properties in Mule 4

In this blog, we will discuss how to import Java classes, call Java functions, instantiate Java classes that are present in our Mule project through DataWeave. We can only call Static methods via DataWeave (methods that belong to a Java class, not methods that belong to a specific instance of a class). Note- The Listener… Continue reading Java Methods in Mule 4 Using DataWeave

Reduce is a useful operator that applies a reduction expression on an array. This function can operate on each of the elements in an array. Syntax: Array<T> reduce( (item: T, accumulator: T) -> T): T | Null OR reduce(Array<T>, (item: T, accumulator: T) -> T): T | Null Here, Array is an array on which… Continue reading Reduce Function in DataWeave

Anypoint Connector for Salesforce (Salesforce Connector) enables us to create apps that react to Salesforce events such as adding, changing, or deleting objects, topics, documents, and channels. Salesforce Connector enables us to connect to the Salesforce APIs. In this blog we will dive into usage, configuration and output parameters of 5 most useful connectors. 1.… Continue reading Mule 4 connectors for Salesforce