The reduce() function in DataWeave 1 and 2 is a function that helps us able to manipulate the elements of an array and output the type of data that we want. To do this, the parameters of the reduce() function include the item in the… Read More

The pluck() function in DataWeave 2 is a function used to convert the properties and values of these properties of an object into an array of properties, an array of values and an array of indices of those properties. The syntax of the pluck() function… Read More

I have guided you on how to read and use properties file in Mule 4. A need that maybe sometimes you will need when working with the .properties configuration file for Mule 4 application is to get the property value with dynamic property key. This… Read More

I introduced you to DataWeave to transform data from this format to different formats in the Mule application. To do this, in addition to understanding the syntax to use in DataWeave, we need to know more operations that DataWeave supports to transform our data more… Read More

Mule 4 is new and there are many problems, it takes a lot of time for us to get familiar, so we know it at all. One of the problems that I’ve had recently with Mule 4 is how to change the default value of… Read More

When working with Mule ESB applications related to SOAP Web Service, we will often work, manipulating data, payloads in XML format. Using Dataweave can help us easily manipulate XML data, but there is another way you can use that is to use xpath3() in Mule.… Read More

I showed you how to expose SOAP Web Service using APIkit SOAP in Mule 3, APIkit SOAP in Mule 4 is different, from the way that we put the .wsdl file until the way we build the response to return back to the user. How… Read More

I have guided you how to read and use a properties file in Mule 3, in Mule 4, this operation will be different because reading and using properties files in Mule 4 will no longer relate to Spring framework anymore. How is it in details?… Read More

Reading and using a properties file in an application is a very important operation, making our application usable in many different environments with different configuration parameters. In Mule 3, reading and using properties files will involve much use of Spring framework to manipulate properties files.… Read More

Once you have completed the Mule ESB application, you will need to deploy it to the Mule Enterprise Server. So, in this tutorial, I will guide you how to deploy Mule ESB application to Mule Enterprise Server! – First of all, we need to install… Read More