How to start work with Anypoint Studio?

Anypoint Studio is a user-friendly eclipse-based IDE (integration development environment) used for designing and testing Mule applications.


Basic setup of our IDE:
After successful installation of software, start Anypoint Studio and:
  • create a workspace
  • configure Anypoint Studio for EU Region:
    Window > Preferences: 


  • Configure Anypoint Studio to use the native browser:
    Window > Preferences:

  • Configure your credentials for the Anypoint platform:
    Window > Preferences:



  • Setup local Maven (Optional) 
If you want to run MUnit tests from the command line, you will need to define a maven repository that contains the mule runtime. This can be either the official MuleSoft Nexus using a company account provided by MuleSoft support.

After setup create a new API in Anypoint Platform:
  • Go to Design Center and create a new API specification

  • Publish the API on Exchange in order to align it

  • Open Anypoint Studio and create a new mule project using the short name for the API

    During project creation, import a published API definition from Exchange to automatically create the APIKit endpoint

  • Create two additional mule configuration files with names <main object>-implementation.xml (for business logic implementation) and global.xml (for global configuration elements). 

Enjoy and develop your application :)

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