Simple HTTTP & JMS for beginners

* this tutorial show simple used of HTTP as an inbound endpoint and JMS as inbound and outbound endpoints with the used of ActiveMQ as the messaging technology

- create a mule project

- add and http inbound component

- configure http listener

- drag and drop the jms connector from the right pane then configure your jams connection, in my case i chose active mq for my messaging.- be sure you have an active mq installed in your local server

- name your queue like this, this will be the queue that your payload you entered or came from http will be placed or stored

- this queue will be used later so that you can see how the jms queueing works in mulesb.

- put a logger then try to run your application

- you can see this once you have successfully deployed your mule application

- try to post via http using postman. From example below add json as my payload- from other screenshot you can see that the outbound jams queue has an enqueued

count 1. That is the message received from http going to jms

- the message received by test.jms.queue- i copied it and will send it to test.jms.dequeue

- pasted the value here in test.jms.dequeue, then click send

- you will notice that the message we inputted in test.jms.queue was printed or logged in simpleFlow1 which is the 2nd flow we created with a JMS inbound on it.

- this means we successfully send and retrieve the jms with different queue endpoints.