Some types of MuleSoft applications have zero tolerance for message loss. An online order purchasing application is a good example. Losing even one message during an online purchase order would have a direct impact on a company’s sales revenue. Fortunately, there are ways to ensure reliable message delivery when implementing a MuleSoft application. One approach […]
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Mule API Exception Handling Patterns
Unlike regular Mule applications, when a new RAML based Mule API project is generated, the APIKit tool will create a global exception handler. Although this default exception handler covers some basic HTTP 400-level errors, it is only a starting point for a comprehensive error handling strategy. More can be done to enhance the error handling […]