Xml to xml transformation in mule
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This document discusses using XSLT to transform XML payloads in Mule applications. It provides an example of transforming an input XML payload containing name and id elements into an output XML payload that adds a designation element. The Mule flow uses an XSLT transformer to apply an XSL stylesheet to the input XML and output the transformed XML. Testing the flow by deploying the application and sending a request demonstrates how XSLT can easily modify XML payloads in Mule.
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Scatter gather flow control mdfkhan625 The document discusses scatter-gather flow control in Mulesoft. Scatter-gather sends a request message concurrently to multiple targets and aggregates the responses. It replaces the deprecated all message processor by executing routes in parallel instead of sequentially, improving efficiency. Scatter-gather collects results into a message collection. If a route fails, it sets the exception payload and throws a composite exception mapping failures to routes.
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Mule with velocity mdfkhan625 Mule can be used to send emails with dynamically generated content from a Velocity template. A Velocity transformer class maps external properties to the email template. The template uses HTML tags to design the email with colors, images, and logos. Dynamic values like names are populated from a properties file. When a file is processed, its content is appended to the email sent using the Velocity template.
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Mule with rabbit mq mdfkhan625 RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker software written in Erlang. It uses exchanges to route messages from producers to queues based on routing keys or bindings. There are four main exchange types - direct, fanout, topic, and headers. Mule connects to RabbitMQ using the AMQP connector. It can send and receive messages to/from RabbitMQ queues using different exchange types like direct exchanges as demonstrated in the example config with two flows, one to send and one to receive a message.
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Mule with quartzmdfkhan625 Quartz transport in Mule allows scheduling inbound and outbound events. Cron expressions are used to define schedules and can be simple, like running every minute, or complex, like running on specific dates and times. Jobs are used to perform scheduled actions. An example application demonstrates writing a file to an outbound folder at a scheduled interval using Quartz, with the files appearing as scheduled.
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Idempotent filter with simple filemdfkhan625 The document discusses how to use an Idempotent Filter in Mule to avoid duplicate messages by checking message IDs. It provides an example of configuring an Idempotent Filter to use a simple-text-file-store to store message IDs in files and check for duplicates. When the example flow is run, it generates a text file to store message IDs and will return "passed" for new messages but "EXCEPTION" for duplicate messages.
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Creating dynamic json mdfkhan625 This document discusses how to dynamically generate JSON payloads in Mule ESB flows. It shows how to use an expression transformer to generate a sample JSON payload with values from flow variables. The generated JSON is then posted to an external service, which returns a response. Testing the flow by hitting a URL generates the JSON request and logs the request and response, demonstrating how to dynamically create and use JSON in Mule.
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Converting with custom transformer mdfkhan625 This document discusses how to use a custom transformer in Mule to directly transform an XML payload to JSON. It provides an example of a Mule flow that uses a custom Java transformer class to take the XML from a file, convert it to a JSON string using Jackson libraries, and write the JSON output to a new file. The custom transformer allows transforming the payload in a single step without using multiple standard transformers. The example demonstrates how to implement and use a basic custom transformer to achieve direct XML to JSON conversion in Mule flows.
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Caching and invalidating with managed storemdfkhan625 This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
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Cache for community edition mdfkhan625 This document discusses implementing a cache in Mule Community Edition using a custom interceptor since Community Edition does not include the cache scope feature of Enterprise Edition. It provides an example of a custom interceptor class that caches payload data and includes a code sample. The document then demonstrates setting up a flow with the interceptor, testing the cached web service response by deleting database data, and seeing the cached response is returned rather than hitting the database again. It concludes that the custom interceptor successfully implements caching in Community Edition.
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Automatic documantation with mule mdfkhan625 Anypoint Studio has a built-in feature to automatically generate documentation for Mule projects. The documentation plugin allows users to generate an HTML-based documentation with a single click that describes each flow, element, and attribute in the project. Developers can add descriptive text to components using the "doc:name" attribute, which will then appear in the generated documentation. The documentation is saved as an index.html file in a selected folder, displaying both graphical and XML representations of the project's configuration.
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- 2. As we know, there can be multiple types of payload we need to deal daily, starting from JSON, XML or String, we also require different type of data transformation in our application like XML to JSON, JSON to XML or String etc . In Mule application, we have a various set of transformers that we can use to obtain our required data format. Here we will be discussing on transformation of XML to XML format of data. If you have gone through my previous slides on JSON to JSON transformation here , you will realize how easy it is to perform such type of transformation in Mule. Here we will take the same example, but will be doing it on XML instead of JSON this time.
- 3. So, let us consider, we have the following XML payload as an input to our application :- <RootTag> <name>Anirban Sen Chowdhary</name> <id>37</id> </RootTag> .
- 4. We can see here the XML contains only 2 elements, that is name and id. So, now if this XML data is coming as an input and we require to transform/modify the payload into anotherXML format and produce it as an output, something like the following :- <RootTag> <name>Anirban Sen Chowdhary</name> <id>37</id> <designation>Director</designation> </RootTag>
- 5. And here you can see the modified XML has a new element designation as a third element . Now, the challenge here is to modify the existing input XML payload and to design an output XML payload from it, which will contain this additional element in it with the same format. So, how can we transform/modify the payload into another XML format in an easy way. We know Mule has extremely powerful tools called Datamapper but that limited to Mule enterprise edition.
- 6. How to transformor modifya XMLpayloadin Mule ??
- 7. Asimple way of doing it is using XSLT in Mule. Mule do have XSLT support in it’s flow, which makes the life of a developer easy in transforming/modifying XML in the required format. So, here is the Mule flow which can be use to transform XML payload from one format to another using XSLT :-
- 8. After that, we are setting the designation variable with a value, which will be passed into our XSLT, and it will be adding it there as a node called designation. So, the XML output coming after XSLT will be the modified/transformed XML containing additional node called designation. The XSL file here named as Transform.xsl should be kept under src/main/resources folder and the xsl file will be as following :-
- 9. The graphical representation of this flow will be as follows :-
- 11. Now, we are done with our coding and will deploy our application and test it. Once deployed on Mule server, we can test our application using RestClient or any other client you wish.
- 12. once we click the send button we will get the following response in our client from our Mule flow :-
- 13. Conclusion
- 14. So, you can find transforming or modifying aXMLpayload into another XML format is extremely easy in Mule using theXSLT. And that means you can design your outputXMLpayload in any format you require using XSLT easily in your Mule flow and Mule also support this by it’s XSLT transformer !!! That’s all !!! I’ve hopefully been clear enough in displaying the implementation of XSLT and XSLT transformer in designing and modifying your XMLpayload which you can produce as an output from your Mule application. I hope you liked this !!!
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