Category: MuleSoft Technical Guides

Mule Migration Assistant is an open-source tool for accelerating the conversion process from Mule 3 to Mule 4 application. Due to the complexities in the conversion process, MMA will not be able to convert 100 percent of the applications, and manual intervention is required to attain a fully functional Mule 4 application. The tool doesn’t… Continue reading Mule Migration Assistant

The Message Logging policy logs custom messages from incoming requests, responses from the backend, or information from other policies applied to the same API endpoint. Steps to implement the Message Logging Policy: Select the Message Logging Policy from the Apply New Policy in the API Manager. Now specify the type of content you want to… Continue reading Message Logging Policy in MuleSoft

JSON Threat Protection Policy in MuleSoft is a protection policy for the APIs to defend them from miscellaneous HTTP requests which are inflated to bring down the APIs server. For example, a request can contain an inflated request in which they can increase the JSON depth, object name and values, and array length, which may… Continue reading JSON Threat Protection Policy in MuleSoft

The XML data structure is mapped to DataWeave objects containing other objects, strings, or null values. All Mule applications have an XML file that specifies the resources that compose the application. Schemas define the configurable attributes of these resources that are referenced in the XML configuration file. This is how a Mule application both validates… Continue reading DataWeave for reading XML