Gobinath G

I came to know about Ringcentral communication APIs through one of my friend. Ringcentral have various APIs (SMS,Voice,Call,RingOut,etc). You can create a free developer account to get started with APIs. https://developers.ringcentral.com/ Creating an application in dev platform is very easy and simple and they have very good documentation of how to use them in different language (javascript,Python,java,Curl,C#). The API application will be up and running in sandbox environment in no time. Incase if you like the features it is easy to convert them int to production apps. The best part I like about ring central is they do have game challenger poral where you can solve the activity and get rewards.Please visit  https://hub.gamechanging.dev/

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Batch processing is useful when you want to process records in bulk Here use case is to upload the student's records in bulk from CSV file to oracle database. 1. Create a mule project in studio and add Batch element to the canvas batch processing has three phases Input, Load and dispatch, Process, and OnComplete Input: It is an optional part of batch process configuration. This is the initiator for the batch process to start, it can be file adaptor which can poll for file or poll component which will look for any records from a database or inbound connectors. During this phase, no splitting or aggregation is performed by mule. it just acts upon the message payload. you can perform any transforms before the message gets feed into process phase. Load and Dispatch: This is the implicit phase of batch processing and you don't need to configure anything. It creates a batch job instance, This is a phase where mule splits the message into the record b...

           Variables set with a variable transformer persist only for the current flow and its sub flows and private flow, But if the flow crosses transport barrier the flow variable can not be accessed.            I have created a flow ' muleproject123Flow  ' which will call another private flow ' muleproject123Flow1 ' through HTTP request to check flow variable flow1 can be accessed in second flow. since the process crosses its transport level  muleproject123Flow1  can not access the flowvar1  result I modified the existing flow to call the  muleproject123Flow1   by flow reference element. this time the flow can access the flowvar1.

This is My first post on Spring. Happy Learning !! 1.Download Eclipse from https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ 2. Once you install the Eclipse navigate to Help->Eclipse Marketplace and download Spring tools Spring uses IOC (Inversion of Control) container to create, initialize, manages objects and you don't need to create the java objects from the class which avoids tight coupling. In this blog, you will learn about the different ways of creating the java objects through spring core container IOC. Create a java project Create a bean class Hello.java- Spring uses setter methods to initialize the objects package com.practice; public class Hello { public Hello() { System.out.println("Hello constructor"); } public String message; public void getMessage() { System.out.println("Your Message"+ message); } public void setMessage(String message) { this.message = message; } } Create a spring bean configuration...

Mule is a project management tool to manage dependency and you can use it to develop a project and test it. 1. Create a mule project and select use Maven checkbox to enable maven support to the project and click finish. Maven will start downloading the dependency it requires to build a project based on pom.xml example:   project1 2. Create a mule flow by adding a http  connector and set payload 3. Add the http listener configurations details as below         Host: Localhost         Port :8081         path: /hello        Allowed Method: GET 4. Configure the Set Payload component to set the value to "Hello World!" Once you add http connector Maven adds the dependency in pom.xml and  automatically download its required dependencies         <dependency>           ...