MuleSoft Surat Virtual Meetup#7 - JSON Logger and Common Error Handling With MuleSoft

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The document discusses a Meetup event about JSON logging and common error handling with MuleSoft. It covers what JSON logging is, how to publish a JSON logger to Anypoint Exchange, and the features of JSON logging. It also discusses how to create a common error handling framework, publish it to Anypoint Exchange and Nexus, and import the error handling dependencies into a MuleSoft application. The event included a live demonstration of these topics.

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MuleSoft Surat Meetup#41 - Universal API Management, Anypoint Flex Gateway an...Jitendra Bafna

MuleSoft Surat Meetup#40 - Watermarking Concept and Fragments in MuleSoftJitendra Bafna

This document provides an overview and demonstration of concepts related to fragments and watermarking in MuleSoft. It discusses the advantages of using fragments to make reusable API development easier. It then explains what watermarking is and the different types of automatic and manual watermarking. The document demonstrates how to use fragments in a RAML specification and how to implement watermarking using an object store component in MuleSoft. It concludes with an announcement of upcoming MuleSoft meetups.