The document discusses Mule Flow programs which include various components like transformers, filters, routers, and endpoints to process messages in different ways. It describes how transformers are used to transform messages, filters to accept or reject messages, and routers to control message flow. Examples of Mule flows and use of variables are also mentioned.

1. Abhishek Jain

2.  Mule Flow Program
 High Level Picture
 Type of Flows
 Advantages
 Topic for next session
 Reference

4. -Responsible for processing the received messages
-Have several categories
-Components: Application specific and mainly
custom
-Transformers: Transform the message
-Filters: accept/reject the message
-Routers: Control the message flow
-Endpoint: Communication over transport

5. -Transform the messages as per our requirement
-Introduce new properties/variables

6. -Business logic
-Web Service Related components

7. -Use for filtering out the messages
-Drop filtered messages
-Nested Filters
-Can be configured for exceptions
-Example:
-AND
-OR
-NOT
-Payload

8. -Use for multicasting messages
-Can split messages
-Can aggregate messages
-Sequencing

9. -Scope:
-Surround one or many message processor
-Examples include processor chain, until
successful, Async etc
-Business Events:
-Use for capturing key info
-Can be accessed in both cloud hub and MMC

10. Examples of Mule Flow
Mule Variables

11.  www.mulesoft.com
 Mule in Action