HTTP Caching HTTP Caching policy creates a caching space to store the response of different request. So if same request come then it will not go back to end system to retrieve the same information instead it will the response from caching. HTTP Caching policy is used for those APIs whose response will not…
Read MoreHeader Removal Policy In this tutorial we will demonstrate how can we apply the Header Removal Policy In Mule using API manager. API Manager supports policies for removing HTTP headers from a request or response. The policies take effect before sending the request or response. The Header Removal policy performs the following actions: Prevents…
Read MoreHeader Injection Policy Header Injection policy adds headers to a request or response To Start with we will create an mule application and connect it with API manager – please see how we can connect the mulesoft application to API Manager After deployment in Cloudhub the API manager configuration will come as Active …
Read MoreIP Whitelist IP Whitelist policy allows a list or range of IP addresses to access and interacts with a configured API endpoint. To Start with we will create an mule application and connect it with API manager – please see how we can connect the mulesoft application to API Manager After deployment in Cloudhub…
Read MoreIP Blacklist IP Blacklist policy controls access to a configured API endpoint from a single IP address or a range of IP addresses. To Start with we will create an mulesoft application and connect it with API manager – please see how we can connect the mulesoft application to API Manager After deployment of…
Read MoreBasic Authentication – Simple Basic authentication is simple and most widely used authentication mechanism in HTTP based services or APIs. The client sends HTTP requests with the Authorization HTTP header that contains the word Basic word followed by a space and a base64-encoded string username:password . For example, to authorize as username/password the client would send below HTTP header…
Read MoreBasic Authentication – Client ID enforcement Basic authentication – Client ID enforcement is simple and most widely used authentication mechanism in HTTP based services or APIs. The client sends HTTP requests with the Authorization HTTP header that contains the word Basic word followed by a space and a base64-encoded string username:password . For example, to authorize as username/password the…
Read MoreOAuth 2.0 Implementation Using Mule OAUTH2 Provider OAuth 2.0 Implementation Using Mule OAUTH2 Provider – In this tutorial I will demonstrate how can we create the Mule OAUTH 2.0 provider using CLIENT_CREDENTIALS as Grant Type and deploy the same on Mule Runtime and get the bearer token value and also I will demonstrate how…
Read MoreAPI Proxy – Creating proxy service in API Manager MuleSoft provide both API Management and Development platform for APIs. In any Organization there can be legacy web services which are still consumable but are not as advance as today’s service e.g. Security, Threat detection, HTTPS and other feature. API Manager provide you an out…
Read MoreAPI Manager – Auto-Discovery API auto-discovery is a mechanism that manages an API from API Manager by pairing the deployed application to an API created on the platform. In this use case we will deploy the application through Anypoint Studio First update the AnyPoint Studio with Anypoint Platform credentials –same credential will be used…
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