13:52 Hello Sir , You got Internal Server Error because data was not available for that cartAccountId then how did you check the data is not present in exapmle.
Hi Jitendra, (in Anypoint Manager only) I want to restrict HTTP Methods POST, GET for some end users like I have end point POST : /document and GET: /document. this API is already used by say application A, and A can access both POST and GET method but in new Integration with B application, I don't to give access for POST method. B can only implement GET method. How can we handle it by applying policies? Please share your solution
The reason is...if you don't deselect, The studio metadata and all the dependencies of your project will be included in the JAR file. Which obviously makes the Jar big.
We are publishing the RAML to Exchange from Design Center. And, we are deploying the project JAR (from Anypoint studio) to Runtime Manager. Suppose If the RAML specification is changed OR project is been modified in Anypoint studio...how come those two would be in Synch? (I mean before Publish && Deploy). Can we deploy the published RAML from Exchange directly to Runtime manager? Whats the Role of Exchange here?
hi sir, so what will be the answer of below question ? ************************************************************** The new RAML spec has been published to Anypoint Exchange with client credentials. What is the next step to gain access to the API? A. Email the owners of the API. B. Create a new client application. C. No additional steps needed. D. Request access to the API in Anypoint Exchange.
Awesom video gave whole implementation of proxcy
Thank you for sharing knowledge.
Thank You Nikhil. Awesome coverage. Appreciate it !!
Nice Video Jacky very helpful
13:52 Hello Sir , You got Internal Server Error because data was not available for that cartAccountId then how did you check the data is not present in exapmle.
Hello sir, you have not explained what is the advantage of having proxy even though it takes extra vcore and worker. Please reply me on this
Hi Jitendra, (in Anypoint Manager only) I want to restrict HTTP Methods POST, GET for some end users like I have end point POST : /document and GET: /document. this API is already used by say application A, and A can access both POST and GET method but in new Integration with B application, I don't to give access for POST method. B can only implement GET method. How can we handle it by applying policies? Please share your solution
I am getting base Uri not defined in the api specification while applying proxy in implementation field
You need to provide implementation uri while configuring the api or baseuri in raml
@@muletechnologyacademy-zero5625 thanks
Plz share ur linkedin id
Why project source has been deselected while exporting Jar file?
Rangrao Patil if you don’t do that it will create jar file source code and which will be bigger jar file. No need to
Export source code.
@@muletechnologyacademy-zero5625 Thanks Jitendra. I am getting OAuth error of object store v2. And not able to deploy.
The reason is...if you don't deselect, The studio metadata and all the dependencies of your project will be included in the JAR file. Which obviously makes the Jar big.
We are publishing the RAML to Exchange from Design Center. And, we are deploying the project JAR (from Anypoint studio) to Runtime Manager. Suppose If the RAML specification is changed OR project is been modified in Anypoint studio...how come those two would be in Synch? (I mean before Publish && Deploy). Can we deploy the published RAML from Exchange directly to Runtime manager? Whats the Role of Exchange here?
You need to update raml in code and redeploy.
@@muletechnologyacademy-zero5625 Thank youfor the quicck update...shall we deploy the RAML directly from Exchange?
@@vasm3700 you need to update raml in application once publish to exchange. Then redeploy app
How many ways to deploy a mule application using ci/cd approach
hi sir,
so what will be the answer of below question ?
**************************************************************
The new RAML spec has been published to Anypoint Exchange with client credentials.
What is the next step to gain access to the API?
A. Email the owners of the API.
B. Create a new client application.
C. No additional steps needed.
D. Request access to the API in Anypoint Exchange.
Hi Sir, Could you please share this api resources files from anypoint studio, I am learning this api's but I am not getting this resource files.
hi. Could you please share the link to the files used in the video?
Can I get the RAML file?
Send me raml file sir