Connecting to external_application
- 1. MuleSoft Integration Workshop Connecting to ExternalApplications Rajarajan Sadhasivam
- 2. Agenda Understanding Anypoint Exchange -Anypoint Exchange -Types of Content -Accessing and Navigating Anypoint Exchange -Opening an example from Anypoint Exchange Connecting to Databases(MySQL) - The Database Connector - Supported Databases - Supported Operations - Example Configuration for MySQL Connecting to JMS(ActiveMQ) - Java Messaging Services - JMS Messaging model - JMS Backchannel - Message Filters in JMS - Example Configuration for ActiveMQ
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- 6. If there are any connectors in the project that require that you provide specific user credentials, enter the connector’s properties editor, and fill in these fields.
- 7. The Database connector allows you to connect with almost any Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) relational database using a single interface for every case The Database connector allows you to run diverse SQL operations on your database, including Select, Insert, Update, Delete, and even Stored Procedures. The Database connector also allows the use of template queries that are both self sufficient and customizable. You can also perform multiple SQL requests in a single bulk update. The connector also allows you to perform Data Definition Language (DDL) requests, that alter the data structure rather than the data itself. The Database connector is available with both Mule Community and Mule Enterprise runtimes.
- 8. The database connector currently includes out of the box support for three database engines: Oracle MySQL Derby All other database engines – including MS SQL – are supported by the Generic Database Configuration option.
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- 17. Thank you