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Upgrading Java for Policies and API Proxies

Upgrade your policies and API proxies to be compatible with Java 17.

Upgrading Automated Policies

Upgrade your automated policies (included and custom) to Java 17.

Upgrading Included Automated Policies

To upgrade automated MuleSoft included policies to Java 17:

  1. In API Manager, go to Automated Policies.

  2. In Policy version, select the latest version of the included policy.

  3. In Rule of application:

    • To apply included policies to all Mule runtimes, select All runtimes and click Apply.

    • To apply the included policies to Flex Gateways only, select Flex Gateways only and click Apply.

    • To apply the included policies to Mule Gateways only:

      1. Select Mule Gateways only.

      2. In From version and To, enter the Mule version range.

      3. In Java versions, select All Java versions or Choose specific Java versions.

      4. Click Apply.

Upgrading Custom Automated Policies

To upgrade custom automated policies to Java 17:

  1. In API Manager, go to Automated Policies.

  2. Upgrade the required extensions and connectors to Java 17.

  3. Upgrade the custom policy.

  4. Package the custom policy.

  5. Republish the custom policy to Exchange.

  6. Apply the new version of the custom policy that is compatible with Java 17 to the API instance:

    1. Go to Policies.

    2. In Applied policy status, verify that the latest definition is applied.

      • If the latest definition is applied, click on the More (…​) menu and select Check for implementation updates.

      • If the latest definition is not applied, update to the latest definition.

Upgrading API-Level Policies

Upgrade your API-level policies (included and custom) to Java 17.

Upgrading Included API-Level Policies

To upgrade API-level MuleSoft included policies to Java 17:

  1. In API Manager, go to API Administration > {API Name} > Policies > Add a policy to apply policies at the individual API level.

  2. Upgrade each of your API-level policies:

    1. In Policy version, select the latest version of the included policy.

    2. In Method & resource conditions, select either Apply configuration to all API method & resources or Apply configuration to specific API method & resources.

    3. Click Apply.

Upgrading Custom API-level Policies

To upgrade custom API-level policies to Java 17:

  1. In API Manager, go to API Administration > {API Name} > Policies > Add a policy to apply policies at the individual API level.

  2. Upgrade the required extensions and connectors to Java 17.

  3. Upgrade the custom policy.

  4. Package the custom policy.

  5. Republish the custom policy to Exchange.

  6. Apply the new version of the custom policy that is compatible with Java 17 to the API instance:

    1. Go to Policies.

    2. In Applied policy status, verify that the latest definition is applied.

      • If the latest definition is applied, click on the More (…​) menu and select Check for implementation updates.

      • If the latest definition is not applied, update to the latest definition.

Upgrading API Proxies

To ensure your API proxies or Mule apps are protected when upgrading, upgrade your API policies before upgrading your API proxies or Mule apps.

The steps to upgrade are a little different, depending on your Proxy type:

CloudHub and CloudHub 2.0 Deployments

Before following these steps, ensure your policies are updated. For more information, see Upgrading Automated Policies and Upgrading API-Level Policies.

  1. In API Manager, go to API Administration > Settings.

  2. Edit the API instance’s configuration settings:

    1. In Runtime Channel, select the runtime channel to use.

    2. In Version, select 4.6.0 or later.

    3. In Java version, select Java 17.

  3. Click Save & Apply.

Hybrid Deployments

Before following these steps, ensure your policies are updated. For more information, see Upgrading Automated Policies and Upgrading API-Level Policies.

  1. Deploy Mule runtime engine 4.6.x in a new server running on Java 17 and start the server. For more information, see Add Servers to Runtime Manager.

  2. Select the new target you created running on Java 17 and, in API Manager, go to API Administration > Settings.

  3. Edit the API instance’s configuration settings:

    1. In Select target, select the server running on Java 17 as the target.

  4. Click Save & Apply.

  5. After the server successfully runs on Java 17, shift your traffic gradually to the new server using a load balancer and turn off the old server after all of its apps are migrated.

Runtime Fabric Deployments

Before following these steps, ensure your policies are updated. For more information, see Upgrading Automated Policies and Upgrading API-Level Policies.

  1. Deploy Mule runtime engine 4.6.x in a new server running on Java 17 and start the server. For more information, see Deploying API Proxies to Runtime Fabric.

  2. Select the new target you created running on Java 17 and, in API Manager, go to API Administration > Settings.

  3. Edit the API instance’s configuration settings:

    1. In Runtime Channel, select the runtime channel to use.

    2. In Version, select 4.6.0 or later.

    3. In Java version, select Java 17.

  4. Click Save & Apply.

  5. After the server successfully runs on Java 17, shift your traffic gradually to the new server using a load balancer and turn off the old server after all of its apps are migrated.

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