Day: December 28, 2017

For a REST API in Mule which returns a JSON response, it is always advisable to write MUnit tests and assert the entire JSON response payload to avoid contract conflicts/mismatches. MUnit does not have any out-of-the-box component to compare two JSON files. In this example, we are using a Groovy script for this comparison/assertion.

Objective

Our objective is loading expected JSON data from a file and comparing it with actual MUnit payload which we got from the tested flow. https://goo.gl/BBAbcB #DataIntegration #ML

Using SMS is a very convenient way to communicate with someone these days and most people prefer to use SMS instead of email. SMS also gives you a history of the conversation while, for example, the context of a phone call can be easily forgotten if you don’t take notes.

In the same way that you text someone these days, you could also apply the same idea to business communications. The convenience, flexibility, and speed of SMS can dramatically improve customer service. On top of that, several business tasks could be easily automated. Just imagine that you can get the status of something you order without waiting in line or having to download a particular mobile app by just texting the business’ phone number. https://goo.gl/1zF7r9 #DataIntegration #ML