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This document discusses filters in MuleSoft, which are used to determine whether a message should process through an application flow or be dropped. It notes that MuleSoft provides over 12 standard filters like and, or, not, payload and expression filters. Expression filters specifically validate message data against a Mule Expression Language expression. An example shows using an expression filter to validate a payload and exclude the "/favicon.ico" path.
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- 2. Agenda • Filters • Topic for next session • Reference
- 3. Filters Filters are basically used for deciding whether a message can process through an application flow or not. If we want to avoid the processing of certain messages from message processors as they don’t want irrelevant message then this can be used easily for dropping those messages Mulesoft has provided more than 12+ filters to use in the application and more common for any of the application (like and, or, not, payload, expression) Mulesoft has also given flexibility to create custom global filter and use it within application
- 5. Expression Filter -Expression Filters are used for validating the MEL against required data -In the below example, I have used expression filter to validate the payload and excluded the “/favicon.ico”
- 6. Expression Filter -Expression Filters are used for validating the MEL against required data -In the below example, I have used expression filter to validate the payload and excluded the “/favicon.ico”