Payload and logger
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This document discusses logging payload messages in Mule ESB. It instructs the user to open Anypoint Studio and drag a logger component into the message flow after a set payload block. The logger is then configured to log a custom message prefix plus the payload. Running the flow in the Mule server logs this custom message, demonstrating successful logging of the payload.
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![• Search for «logger» and select the first one inside Mule Palette.
• Drag and Drop Logger into Message Flow view, after Set Payload.
• Let’s configure our log message. In this example we keep a prefix and then the payload message (configured in SetPayload block):
• #[‘Settaggio payload: '+payload]
• Click on save at Left of screen](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/payloadandlogger-170116151235/85/Payload-and-logger-3-320.jpg)
Payload and logger
- 1. Mule ESB Payload and Logger
- 2. • Open Anypoint Studio • Let’s open our ‘myfirstproject’ • Open Message Flow
- 3. • Search for «logger» and select the first one inside Mule Palette. • Drag and Drop Logger into Message Flow view, after Set Payload. • Let’s configure our log message. In this example we keep a prefix and then the payload message (configured in SetPayload block): • #[‘Settaggio payload: '+payload] • Click on save at Left of screen
- 4. Start Mule server Right Click on myfirstproject Run As Mule Application On the Console view below server is going to start At the end you will see the status DEPLOYED
- 5. Open Web Browser (IE, Chrome) and invoke the service endpoint: http://localhost:8081/myfirstFlo w On Console, there is the log message composed before. The part highlighted is our custom message and payload Go Mule, go!