Mule xml to-jaxb object
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The XML-to-JAXB object transformer in Mule allows serialization of objects to XML and back using JAXB binding. It has configuration options like the display name, return class, encoding, MIME type, and reference to a global JAXB context. The context configuration specifies the context name and package names for which JAXB binding will be generated. Additional notes and metadata can also be added.
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The General tab contains options like display name, config reference, operation, path, and buffer size. The Connection tab adds the connection key. The Config Reference tab sets properties like name, connection key, file system, and resources. The Pooling Profile tab controls pooling with properties like max active, max idle, and initialization policy. Finally, the Reconnection tab sets reconnection strategies and properties like frequency, attempts, and reconnector forever.
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Mule Cloudhub ConnectorAnkush Sharma The document discusses the Mule CloudHub connector configuration wizard in Mule. It describes the various tabs in the configuration wizard, including the General, Pooling Profile, Reconnection, Notes, and Metadata tabs. The General tab contains options like display name, connector configuration, operation, username, password, URL, and sandbox. The Pooling Profile tab defines connection pooling properties. The Reconnection tab specifies reconnection strategies and properties. The Notes and Metadata tabs allow adding notes and metadata about the connector configuration.
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Mule AMQP ConnectorAnkush Sharma The document discusses the Mule AMQP connector configuration in Mule. It describes the options available on different tabs when configuring the connector - the general tab allows configuring properties like exchange name, queue name, routing key etc. The advanced tab has options like response timeout, encoding. The reconnection tab deals with reconnection strategies. The reference tab allows selecting global configurations. The notes and metadata tabs are used to add additional notes and metadata for the connector.
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Mule Message Chunk AggregatorAnkush Sharma The Mule Message Chunk Aggregator can be used to aggregate messages that are split into parts by a message splitter. It accepts incoming message parts and uses message attributes to correlate the parts into complete messages that are then sent to downstream flows. The aggregator can be configured with options like a timeout, message ID and correlation ID expressions to map attributes, and a store prefix for object stores. Additional tabs allow adding business events tracking and notes or metadata.
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- 1. MULE XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT BY – ANKUSH SHARMA
- 2. MULE XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT • The XML-TO-JAXB transformer allow objects to be serialized to XML and back again using the JAXB binding framework.
- 3. XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) (CONT.)
- 4. XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) • Following are the options on general tab – • Display Name – The name of the component to be displayed in Mule flow. • Return Class – The class of the message data generated by the transformer. • Encoding – Encoding standard to be applied on message data. • MIME Type – MIME Type of the message data. • Context – Reference to the global JAXB context configuration.
- 5. XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT – CONTEXT CONFIGURATION WIZARD (GENERAL TAB) (CONT.)
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- 7. XML-TO-JAXB OBJECT – CONFIGURATION WIZARD (NOTES AND META-DATA TABS) • Notes Tab, is used to add special notes to this transformer. • Meta-Data Tab, is used to add meta-data to this transformer.
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