MuleSoft Lab 1(WMQ Binding)

Requirement:

I will show you how to connect Web Sphere MQ with Mulesoft. I

will prepare very simple scenario only two WMQ node and check

with the data transfer from one Queue to other mentioned Queue.

Prerequisite:

1. Web sphere MQ (IBM)

2. MuleSoft Tool (Mule)

Tool Configuration:

In tool we have to configure one service where we put all the

information of the queue manager and that will help to connect with

WMQ. So how many numbers of queue you want, you can can use it

with the same configuration file. If you want a new Queue Manager

interaction then you will create a new WMQ connection, then you

will get all the queue of that queue manager in your mule tool.

I will explain step by step with the basic fundamental idea of

mulesoft tool.

Basic idea of Mulesoft Tool GUI:

Step 1:

If you already created the mule project then you will go for create a

Mule configuration file, otherwise same way you will create a mule

project and in that a mule configuration file is present.

Step 2:

Now I will search a MQ node in the Node tray, for MQ we will wmq

then we will get the node.

Step 3:

Drag the wmq node to the and make a configuration file for MQ

Binding.

Here WMQ is the configuration file for MQ binding with mulesoft

so when you will create you will get the configuration file name with

this drop down.

In next step I will show you how to configure the wmq file with

Mule.

Step 4:

So after choosing the wmq configuration in the WMQ node property

then place the queue name and save it after the you have to add the

action what you want to do with the data, for that you will choose

the action and the transaction type.

Step 5:

Now you will continue the same step for the other WMQ node for

store the data in a output queue, Step 1 → Step 5, Give the output

queue name.

Step 6:

Now we will run the application on the mule server, like IIB. So we

can run the Muleflow in two different ways.

Step 7:

After deploy the Muleflow you will get this screen and with this

screen you can monitor like,

1. The flow deploy successful or not.

2. You can see the data transfer from the source to target.

3. You can check the error and the exceptions also.

Step 8:

Now you can see the previous snap there the flow is successful

deploy and so we will try the data transfer.

Now you want to see the transaction then you will check in the

console.

All the configuration are successful and the data transfer perfectly

done.

Reference:

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