MuleSoft Ambassador Patryk's Blog
This article is an intro into a blog series about HTTP methods usage in RESTful services. As a GET is the most common I will start with it. This method is used for retrieving collection of resources or a single resource. In other words this could be used for searching purposes. However the more advanced search criteria I will describe in next article.
To design a service I will use two most commonly used specifications such as RAML and OpenAPI.
I have deiced to share basic idea about REST service design. During this blog series I will focus on commonly used HTTP verbs and their usage. However more sophisticated will be mentioned as well. In each article I will present concept with practical examples. To design a service I will use RAML and Open API specifications. Where this would be possible I will also prepare appropriate mule service’s implementation.
What is the most important thing that a mule developer needs? I think that well configured IDE is the answer. While you can have an appropriate set of skills, without a good toolkit you wouldn’t be as efficient as you could. Therefore in this article I explain how I configure my development environment. I hope that you would enjoy it :).
In my previous post, I have described the usage of CXF proxy client to consume soap web service. We will create a similar service but this time we will use Web Service Consumer. Background We are going to create in mule simple service which consumes SOAP Web Service. The client can call our flow by…
When it is time to consume the SOAP Web Service mule has a couple of ways to handle this task. There was a time when I would generate stub classes based on the WSDL file, but I wanted to create flows without generating a single line of code. So I found out that we could use a…
