Input and output flow using file and logger component
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The document describes configuring a Mule flow to transfer a file between input, backup, and output folders using file and logger components. The flow opens the file in the input folder, copies it to the backup folder, moves it to the output folder, and logs the file name. The flow is run by dragging a test file to the input folder, which triggers the flow and results in the file being transferred between folders and its name printed in the console log.
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Input and output flow using file and logger component
- 1. Input and output flow: using file and logger component
- 2. Open Anypoint Studio Create a File New Mule Project Click «Finish»
- 3. Expand the «myfirstproject» on package explorer Double click on myfirstproject.xml Once file is open, show Message Flow From Mule Palette view, search for ‘File’ and ‘Logger’ and select the first one. Drag and Drop File then Java and then again File component into Message Flow view.
- 4. Now we have to configure the two File components for our flow Create 3 local folders, where a file will be created and stored by the flow. Configure the File_Input (1° block) and the File_Output (2° block), and give the Path to insert, backup and get out the file. Click on SAVE at top-left of screen
- 5. Configure the Logger component to print out the flow message about the file we are transferring (show on Console). Click on SAVE at top-left of screen
- 6. Now we are ready to start the flow. Right Click on project Run As Mule Application On the Console view below server is going to start. Create a txt file and drag it to the File_Input folder. It will be first copied to File_Backup folder and then moved to File_Output folder. (the flow will start as we drag the test_file into File_Input folder). One the Console we can see the result of the Logger component that will print the file name we are transferring. The flow is now finished! Enjoy with