The Mule is a Java based Enterprise Service bus, lightweight and integration platform that offers developers to integrate applications that easily and efficiently helps to exchange data. Its independent of the technology being used by the applications and these features helps to easy integration of existing systems. It’s grounded on the Java, but enable interactions between other platform such as .NET using sockets and services. It acts as a medium for carrying data between applications across the internet or within the system.

COURSE SUMMARY

• Understand How to gather requirements for SOA.
• Learn How to specify the service contract.
• Deploy External Web Services in Mule Studio.
• Analyzing requirements to identify services.
• Implement various ESB patterns such as data mapping and routing.
• Learn Security concepts.
• Learn How to Implement services.
• Understand how to compose services in the Mule.
• Error Handling and Transaction management.
• Learn to implement services.

PRE-REQUISITES:

•  Familiarity with Java Programming and Object Oriented Concepts

MODULE 1: OVERVIEW OF CLOUDHUB

TOPICS: Testing Applications Deployed to Cloudhub, Deploying Applications to Cloudhub, Registering for an Anypoint Platform Account, Product Architecture, Cloudhub Solutions

MODULE 2: CONFIGURING AND MANAGING ENVIRONMENTS

TOPICS: Deploying Applications Cloudhub Environments, Migrating Applications Between Cloudhub Environments, Creating and Managing Cloudhub Environments

MODULE 3: BUILDING INTEGRATION APPLICATIONS WITH ANYPOINT STUDIO

TOPICS: Flow Control Elements and Transformer, Writing Expressions with Mule Expression Language, Connectors, Scopes, Creating Flows Graphically Using Components, Writing and Reading Messages Properties, Creating and Executing Mule Applications, Applications and Flows, Messages, Creating Variables, Understanding Mule Message Processors

MODULE 4: CLOUDHUB PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE

TOPICS: Learning the Scaling Options Understanding Cloudhub Runtime Architecture

MODULE 5: CONSUMING WEB SERVICES

TOPICS: Consuming SOAP Web Services, Restful Web Services Without or With RAML Definitions, Overview of RAML, SOAP Web Services and Restful

MODULE 6: CONNECTING TO ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

TOPICS: Discovering and Installing Connectors Not Bundled with Anypoint Studio Connecting to SAAS Applications, Files and Databases, Connecting to JMS Queues

MODULE 7: TRANSFORMING DATA

TOPICS: Streamlining Complex Data Transformations, Using JAXB Annotations, Using Jackson Annotations, Creating Custom Transformers with Java, Understanding of Various Types of Transformers, Transforming Objects to and or From JSON and XML

MODULE 8: REFACTORING MULE APPLICATIONS

TOPICS: Creating and Referencing Flows and Sub Flows, Flows and Across Transport Barriers, Understanding Variable Persistence Through Sub Flows, Encapsulating Global Elements in a Separate, Creating and Running Multiple Applications, Configuration File, Separating Applications into Multiple Configuration Files

MODULE 9: CONTROLLING MESSAGE FLOW

TOPICS: Multicasting a Message, Filtering Messages, Creating Synchronous and Asynchronous Flows, Routing Message Based on Conditions

MODULE 10: HANDLING ERRORS

TOPICS: Creating and Using Global Exception Handlers, Defining a Global Default Exception Strategy, Handling Messaging Exceptions in Flows

MODULE 11: PROCESSING RECORDS

TOPICS: Handling Batch Jobs, Restricting Record Processing to New Records, Creating Batch Jobs, Processing Items in a Collection Individually

MODULE 12: BUILDING RESTFUL INTERFACES WITH ANYPOINT PLATFORM FOR APIS

TOPICS: Implementing a RAML File as a Restful Web Service, Understanding the Benefits of Web Services and Restful Apis, Using the API Designer to Define Apis with RAML

MODULE 13: DEPLOYING APPLICATIONS

TOPICS: Adding Application Properties, Deploying and Running Applications on Cloudhub and Mule ESB, Understanding the Options for Deploying Applications

MODULE 14: TRANSFORMING DATA WITH DATAWEAVE

TOPICS: Using Dataweave to Transform Data Structures with Custom Metadata or Associated, Using Dataweave to Pass Arguments to SOAP Web Services, Writing Dataweave Expressions, Using Dataweave Operators, Understanding Dataweave