The following example of the HTTP response shows the construction of the exception strategies: You can read more and make your cookie choices here. The interface defined by a WSDL file exposes a number of services. You use DataWeave to specify the message presented to the user. The logic in the main flow accepts requests, sends responses, and facilitates communication between the interface and API processes. From the console, you can simulate API calls by submitting requests through the Web user interface.
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The interface exposes internal data assets requested by the REST service. You can adjust or add to the default exception strategy mappings, but if you do, you need to reference the mappings in the main flow.
MULE API Kit: MULE and RAML
APIkit Router tasks include routing messages, serializing responses, and validating payloads, headers, query-params, and uri-params.
The router sends the request to flow2.
You develop APIs based on one of the following modeling languages: We use cookies to make interactions with our websites and services easy and meaningful, to better understand how they are used and to tailor advertising. For example, the XML code for the backend flow named get: References exception strategies that produce HTTP-status-code responses.
The router checks to see if a body is defined as part of the request. After generating backend flows, you integrate the functional processes to take the expected input and produce output. Flow2 processes the request, accessing a resource and acting upon data as required.
By continuing to use this site you are giving us your consent to do this. Routes requests between the interface and the backend flows based on the HTTP request. If the schema is not valid, the application rejects the request. The backend flow accesses a database to look up sales data and responds to the request.
For example, based on the request and the resource-action pairing, the router determines that it should send the request to flow2.
You develop APIs based on one of the following modeling languages:.
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See Also MuleSoft Forum. The following example of the HTTP response shows the construction of the exception strategies:. This relationship between REST resources and actions is called resource-action pairing. The logic in the main flow accepts requests, sends responses, and facilitates communication between the interface and API processes.
If two sibling resources match a request, and one of them is static and the other parameterized, the static one is used. The following example shows the addition of an exception strategy mapping to handle a " Internal Server Error" response: Flow2 returns a response to the router. The message processors in each backend flow accept requests and mock the expected action on a resource based using the RAML examples. You use DataWeave to specify the message presented to the user.
The router checks with the interface to confirm that the resource-action pair exists in the interface. The router uses the information contained in the interface to determine which backend flow should receive the request. The name of each backend flow corresponds to the resource-action pairing or to some operation-service mapping. Routing Logic If two sibling resources match a request, and one of them is static and the other parameterized, the static one is used. You can read more and make your cookie choices here.
If a schema is defined for the content type, the router checks that the schema on the incoming request matches the schema defined in the interface. No payload is sent with this response. If you remove all exception mappings, errors thrown in the project elicit a Internal Server Error response. If the request includes a body, the router determines the media type associated with the body, then matches the request content type with the one defined in the interface.
In the event of a match, APIkit returns a friendly, HTTP-status-code response using the property and payload defined in the exception mapping.
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