Upon opening Anypoint Studio, you will have to define your workspace. Your workspace is the location on your computer where your Anypoint Studio project files will be saved. Once you have defined your workspace and have launched Anypoint Studio, click on File then select New > Mule Project
Anypoint Studio will open the New Mule Project wizard. In the Project Name field, enter the value HelloMule, then click Finish.
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Anypoint Studio will open a new blank project. The following example below explains the different views you will use to build a Mule project:
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- Package Explorer is where you can view your project structure (highlighted in red)
- Properties Editor and Console are where you can configure attributes of connectors and few logs to catch any errors in your application (highlighted in blue). Add the Console to your view by going to Window -> Show View -> Console.
- Mule Palette allows you to select from hundreds of prebuilt connectors from Exchange or the Core Connector components (highlighted in pink)
- The Canvas allows you to drag and drop Connectors located in the Mule Palette to create a message Flow (highlighted in green)
You can find the HTTP Connector by clicking on Add Modules, then dragging and dropping the HTTP Connector into your Mule Palette. This is how you add new Connectors to your Mule Project. If you click Search in Exchange, you can add any public asset available in the marketplace directly into your Mule Project.
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Drag and drop an HTTP Listener from the Mule Palette to the canvas.
Anypoint Studio will automatically wrap the connector with a flow once you drag and drop it on the canvas. An HTTP Listener is an HTTP endpoint that listens for an HTTP request to come to the URL you define. When the Listener receives an HTTP request, the contents inside of the flow will execute in the order that you define. Yes, it's really that simple to create an API in Anypoint Studio!
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Next, click on the HTTP Connector, and in the Properties Editor below, click on the Green Plus button. The Green Plus button will create a configuration file under your Global Elements Configuration. Set the Host to: 0.0.0.0 and your Port to: 8081. Then click the OK button.
Then under the General > Path type in: /hellomule
The Path you define is going to represent the endpoint that will execute your flow when an HTTP request is made to your HTTP Listener. Now, drag the Set Payload Connector into your Flow. You can find the Set Payload Connector under Core in your Mule Palette. Uncheck the fx button and add the string: Hello Mule
Now go to File > Save to save your project, then right-click on your Canvas and click Run project hellomule to test it live!
If you go into your Console view, you can check to see whether your application has successfully deployed. If it says DEPLOYED at the bottom right, then you are ready to use a REST Client to test your first Mule Application.
Open up your REST Client of choice. There are plenty of options out there for you to use, you can download MuleSofts Advanced REST Client, or you can use the popular REST Client Postman.
Type in the URL of your HTTP endpoint and path added after the URL. For this demo, you will use the address:
http://0.0.0.0:8081/hellomule
Click the Send button and you should get Hello Mule as a 200 OK Response.
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Nice job! You have successfully deployed your first Mule Application locally and have gotten a response from your API. To stop the project from running locally, you can right-click again on the Canvas and click Stop project.