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MuleSoft - Useful Resources
The following resources contain additional information on MuleSoft. Please use them to get more in-depth knowledge on this.
MuleSoft - Testing with MUnit
We understand unit testing is a method by which individual units of source code can be tested to determine whether they are fit for use or not. Java programmers can use Junit framework to write test cases. Similarly, MuleSoft is also having a framework called MUnit allowing us to write automated tes
MuleSoft - Quick Guide
ESB stands for Enterprise Service Bus which is basically a middleware tool for integrating various applications together over a bus-like infrastructure. Fundamentally, it is an architecture designed to provide a uniform means of moving work among integrated applications. In this way, with the help o
MuleSoft - Mule Error Handling
The new Mule error handling is one of the biggest and major changes done in Mule 4. The new error handing may seem complex, but it is better and more efficient. In this chapter, we are going to discuss about components of Mule error, Error types, categories of Mule error and components for handling
MuleSoft - Mule Exception handling
In case of every project, the fact about the exceptions is that they are bound to happen. That is why it is important to catch, categorize and handle exceptions so that the system/application is not left in an inconsistent state. There is a default exception strategy which is implicitly applied to a
MuleSoft - Web Services Using Anypoint Studio
The full form of REST is Representational State Transfer which is bound with HTTP. Hence, if you want to design an application to be used exclusively on the web, REST is the best option.

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