Mule JSON Schema Validator
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The document discusses Mule's JSON schema validator component. The validator evaluates JSON payloads at runtime to verify they match a referenced JSON schema from a local file or external URI. If validation fails, an exception is raised with details. The configuration wizard allows setting the display name, schema location, dereferencing mode, and adding notes and metadata. A screenshot example of the validator in a Mule flow is also provided.
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