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Anypoint Platform Development: Fundamentals (DEX401)

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Course Information
Class Code

DEX401

Course Name

Anypoint Platform Development: Fundamentals

About this class

Explore the basics of how to develop on the Anypoint Platform. In this 5-day instructor-led
course, learn how to manage APIs and how to build Mule applications with Anypoint Studio.

Who should take this class?

This fast-paced and content-heavy course is designed for developers and architects who are
responsible for building APIs and integrations using Anypoint Platform. Students should have
previous experience with an object-oriented language, have a basic understanding of data
formats, such as XML, CSV, and JSON, and possess foundational knowledge of common
integration technologies, such as HTTP, Java Message Service (JMS), Java Database
Connectivity (JDBC), REST, and SOAP. This is also a great course for anyone interested in
earning their MuleSoft Developer I credential.

Note: Students using their own computer are expected to follow the steps outlined in this
Computer Setup Guide.

When you complete this class, you will be able to:

Build an application network using API-led connectivity and Anypoint Platform.

Use Anypoint Platform to discover, design, build, deploy, manage, and govern APIs.

Connect to databases, files, web services, Software as a Service (SaaS) applications, JMS
queues, and more.

Harness DataWave to add application logic, handle errors, and transform data.

Structure applications to facilitate development and deployment.

Handle batch data processing.

What lessons and topics will be covered?


Part I: Anypoint Platform

Application Networks and API-Led Connectivity

Define Application Networks and Benefits

Build an Application Network Using API-Led Connectivity

Examine Web Services and APIs

Secure and Unsecured APIs Using Calls

Introduction to Anypoint Platform

Discover Anypoint Platform Benefits

Explore Application Network Component Functions


Navigate Anypoint Platform

Locate APIs and Other Assets

API Design

Define APIs with Restful API Modeling Language (RAML)

Test Designs with Mock APIs

Make APIs Discoverable

Create Public API Portals for External Developers

API Builds

Configure Mule Applications

Access Databases Using Connectors

Transform Data with DataWeave Editor

Create RESTful Interfaces from RAML Files

Connect API Implementation Interfaces

Synchronize API Changes Between Anypoint Platform and Anypoint Studio

API Deployment and Management

Define Mule Application Deployment Options

Deploy Mule Applications to CloudHub

Create and Deploy API Proxies Using API Manager

Restrict Access to API proxies with API Manager

Part II: Mule Applications with Anypoint Studio


Mule Events

Log Mule Event Data

Debug Mule Applications

Compose Event Properties

Write Expressions with DataWeave Expression Language

Create Variables

Mule Application Structure

Create Mule Applications with Multiple Flows and Subflows

Pass Events Between Flows with Asynchronous Queues

Encapsulate Global Elements in Separate Configuration Files

Use Application Properties

Identify Mule Project File and Folder Purposes

Manage Mule Application Metadata

Web Services

Consume Web Services in Anypoint Exchange Using APIs and Connectors

Consume RESTful Web Services

Consume SOAP Web Services

Pass Parameters to SOAP Using the Transform Message Component

Transform Data from Multiple Services to a Canonical Format

Event Flow

Examine Multicast Events


Route Events Based on Conditions

Validate Events

Error Handling

Handle Messaging Errors

Address Multiple Error Types

Examine Different Error Scopes

Create Success and Error Response Settings for HTTP Listeners

Configure System Error Reconnection Strategies

DataWeave Transformations

Write DataWeave Expressions for Basic XML, JSON, and Java Transformations

Draft DataWeave Transformations for Complex Data Structures

Define Global and Local Variables and Functions

Use DataWeave Functions

Format Strings, Numbers, and Dates

Define Custom Data Types

Access Flow Results in DataWeave

Store DataWeave Scripts in External Files

Flow Triggers

Read and Write Files

Update Files with Flow Triggers

Create New Records Using Flow Triggers


Schedule Flows

Share Data in Flows Using Object Store

Publish JMS Messages

Record Processing

Process Collection Items Using the For Each Scope

Use the Batch Job Scope to Process Records

Apply Filtering to a Batch Step

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