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Monitoring API ManagerUse the Anypoint Code Builder integrated development environment (IDE) for your API designs, implementations, and integration development. Work locally with Anypoint Code Builder for Desktop on Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code) or from your browser with Anypoint Code Builder on Anypoint Platform. The IDEs support the development lifecycle:
API specification design (OAS, RAML, and AsyncAPI), a mocking service for testing, source control, and publication to Anypoint Exchange
API implementation features for importing supported API specifications (OAS, RAML, GraphQL, and AsyncAPI) and autogenerating interfaces (scaffolding) for flows and error handlers within a Mule application
Integration development to connect systems, transform data to required formats, and provide business logic to manage messages and events programmatically within a Mule application
Anypoint Code Builder releases new features in the Anypoint Extension Pack and the cloud IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.4.1
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.4.6
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.4.1 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
This release introduces these features:
The connection configuration panel in the canvas UI adds support for configuring connections, objects, arrays of non-primitive types, and multi-level dynamic lists. In the previous release, the configuration panel supported unions, arrays of primitive types, file selectors, and password fields.
For more information, see Adding a Component to Your Project.
Connection configurations are global configurations that more than one component in a project can use. Anypoint Code Builder improves workflow by enabling you to check for components that use the connection through the UI.
For more information, see Adding a Component to Your Project.
Anypoint Code Builder adds code coverage reports for testing integration and implementation projects with MUnit.
For more information, see Running MUnit Tests with Coverage.
Additionally, you can now run MUnit tests in Anypoint Code Builder without setting your credentials in Maven.
In addition to supporting deployments of your integrations to CloudHub, Anypoint Code Builder adds support for deployments to CloudHub 2.0.
For more information, see CloudHub への Mule アプリケーションのデプロイ.
Anypoint Code Builder adds functionality for publishing project templates and project examples to Anypoint Exchange. Publishing to Exchange enables your team to reuse your applications.
For more information, see Publishing a Mule Project to Exchange.
Anypoint Code Builder now supports creating, designing, and governing AsyncAPI 2.6 specifications.
For more information, see:
Anypoint Code Builder adds support for creating and designing Apache Avro schema fragments. Ensure data consistency and interoperability in distributed systems by defining Avro schemas with structured data, including data types and fields.
For more information, see Creating and Using API Spec Fragments
Anypoint Code Builder adds support for Solace PubSub+ and Salesforce platform events connectors.
Expand your integration capabilities and streamline event-driven architectures. For more information, see Supported Message Brokers.
Implementing AsyncAPI specifications using DataSense for Avro schemas requires Mule 4.8 or later.
Anypoint Code Builder adds support for Mule version 4.8 with Java versions 11 and 17. For more information, see Mule and Java version support.
Anypoint Code Builder introduces enhanced API auto-completion. Instead of typing Ctrl+Space to activate the auto-completion menu in your API spec, you can place your cursor at the location in your API spec file where you require suggestions. If the line has some content, press Tab, press Space, or start typing after the content on the line to launch the menu. To close the auto-completion menu, press Escape.
Mule > Editor > Auto-completion: Enablement
This setting is disabled by default.
For more information on using auto-complete, see Use Auto-Complete in the Editors.
Anypoint Code Builder supports configuring Mule apps for tracking requests with Autodiscovery.
Configure a Mule app to send request data to an API running on a Mule Gateway runtime in API Manager. The API tracks this data in charts in API Manager.
For more information, see Tracking Requests with Autodiscovery.
Anypoint Code Builder adds breakpoint indicators in the canvas UI for components that have one or more breakpoints in the configuration XML. Indicators also display when stepping through a flow while debugging.
Additionally, you can add and remove breakpoints on components in the canvas UI.
For more information, see Debugging Mule Applications.
Anypoint Code Builder now supports custom connectors that are locally bundled or published to Exchange.
For locally bundled connectors, add the dependency to your integration project by referencing the Maven dependency in your pom.xml
file.
For connectors published to Exchange, add the component from the Add Component panel using the Search in Exchange toggle.
Issue Resolution | ID |
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The Governance Rulesets and Governance Results panels now update as expected when more than one project folder is open in a VS Code workspace. |
W-15677742 |
After iteratively scaffolding an API spec into an implementation project, the Data and Functions tabs in the expression builder no longer display the "loading" animation. |
W-15828343 |
Anypoint Code Builder releases a new feature in the Anypoint Extension Pack and the cloud IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.3.0
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.3.0
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.3.0 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
The release introduces the following feature:
You can now use the Einstein for Anypoint Code Builder Generative Flows feature to jumpstart your integration development by generating flows for you. For more information about this feature, see anypoint-code-builder::int-ai-developing-integrations.adoc.
Issue Resolution | ID |
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The Governance Rulesets and Governance Results now update as expected when more than one folder is open in a VS Code workspace. |
W-15677742 |
The Preview tab in the expression builder UI no longer produces an |
W-15906886 |
This patch release addresses Anypoint Code Builder issues.
Issue Resolution | ID |
---|---|
You no longer have to update the runtime version when deploying a Mule application with Mule runtime version 4.6 or 4.7. This issue occurred when deploying to CloudHub from the IDE. |
W-15902597 |
A tooling client error no longer appears after creating a Java class, adding a New operation from the Java Module to a flow, selecting the class, and then refreshing Constructor. |
W-15877062 |
The XML now reflects changes after configuring the Send operation of Anypoint Connector for Email (Email Connector) from the component configuration panel. |
W-15906937 |
After changing the class setting in the Class field, you no longer have to refresh the Method field before selecting from the list of methods in the class. This issue occurred when updating the Invoke, Invoke Static, or New operations from the Java Module in the configuration panel. |
W-15111695 |
To import DataWeave libraries when using functions outside of the Core library, you no longer have to use the Quick Fix option. The DataWeave libraries are now imported automatically. |
W-15673127 |
The feedback button for the open beta of AsyncAPI support to implement event-driven architecture now consistently appears in the canvas. |
W-16084084 |
Patching the desktop IDE extensions requires a manual update or installation of the Anypoint Extension Pack. The cloud IDE is updated automatically.
Extension pack version: 1.2.2
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.2.4
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.2.2 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
AsyncAPI Beta: AsyncAPI 2.6 and 2.0 implementation features are now available for use in Anypoint Code Builder. The minimum Mule runtime engine requirement for this feature is Mule 4.6.
Before you can use these features, your Anypoint Platform organization administrator must accept the Beta terms and conditions from the Anypoint Code Builder landing page in Anypoint Platform. For guidance, see AsyncAPI 仕様の実装.
Anypoint Extension Pack has not changed since the June 4, 2024 release. If you installed or upgraded your extensions on the desktop IDE in that release, no installation or upgrade is required. The cloud IDE was updated automatically in that release.
To learn about the AsyncAPI journey, see AsyncAPI Support to Implement Event-Driven Architecture.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
Anypoint Code Builder releases new features in the Anypoint Extension Pack and the cloud IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.2.1
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.2.1
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.2.1 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
The release introduces the following features:
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
Use the DataWeave expression builder when configuring your integrations and implementations from the UI.
DataWeave is a programming language designed for transforming data. Most components in Mule application flows use DataWeave expressions to select and transform messages (payload and attributes) or Mule variables.
The DataWeave expression builder helps you configure fields of components that accept expressions (fx fields). For each expression field, the feature provides an extra panel with the following tabs:
Data for selecting a value (payload, attributes, or a Mule variables)
Functions for selecting DataWeave functions to use in your expressions
Function documentation is available from this tab by mousing over a function and getting details, including parameter descriptions and examples.
Preview for running the expression on sample data
In addition, you can use autocomplete from an expression (fx) field for a component to select DataWeave functions from the Core module and other values accepted in this field.
For details, see DataWeave 式の設定.
For more information about DataWeave and the Mule event structure, see DataWeave Overview and Mule Events.
Configure more of your integrations and implementations from the canvas UI. The configuration panel for components adds:
An Input/Output tab to existing tabs (General, Advanced, and Notes) for Mule event metadata from the payload, attributes, Mule variables
Support for additional data types in the configuration fields:
File selectors
Passwords
Array (primitive types only)
Union for some configurable data sets
For examples, see DataWeave 式の設定.
Anypoint Code Builder now supports Mule runtime versions 4.4, 4.6, and 4.7 and compatible Java versions (Java 11 or Java 17) to run Mule apps for your implementation and integration projects (see supported Mule and Java versions). In addition, when you create an integration project from a template or example project in Anypoint Exchange, the asset search displays assets set to use Mule 4.4 or higher, instead of 4.4 only.
Select the versions to run when creating or importing Mule applications in Anypoint Code Builder and when scaffolding an API specification into an implementation project.
The following settings are new in this release:
Mule > Application: Default Mule Runtime And Java Versions: Sets default Mule and Java versions for all projects.
Project Properties tabs for setting and changing Mule runtime, Java, and connector versions in an implementation or integration project.
This feature is useful for updating to the latest minor version or when importing projects that use unsupported versions.
Mule: Home Directory: Set the home directory for Mule runtime and Java downloads.
This setting replaces the runtime settings Mule > Runtime: Mule Home and Mule > Runtime: Mule Runtimes Directory, which are no longer present in the Settings tab. In addition, the IDE no longer uses the directory ${user.home}/muleRuntimes/
to store Mule runtime versions.
Anypoint Code Builder - Mule Runtime Extension (salesforce.mule-dx-mule-runtime
) is removed from Anypoint Extension Pack in this release. Instead of supplying a bundled runtime, the IDE provides an interface for downloading and installing runtime versions to use in your projects.
To remove the runtime extension from VS Code, open the Extensions panel, click Anypoint Code Builder - Mule Runtime Extension, and select Uninstall.
See Mule、Java、コネクタのバージョン設定 for project and default version settings.
The Java module is now bundled into Anypoint Code Builder.
When you create a new Java class in a project, Anypoint Code Builder automatically adds the necessary dependencies to the project’s pom.xml
and the namespace and schema locations to the configuration XML for the project.
New integration and implementation projects now add the directories src/main/java
and /src/test/java
for your custom Java work.
For documentation, see Anypoint Code Builder を使用した Java Module の設定.
To use auto-complete from the application XML to find module configuration options and to display lists of available Java classes and methods in a selected class, install Extension Pack for Java from Microsoft to the IDE.
To avoid changing any of your preferred Maven settings in settings.xml
, Anypoint Code Builder now creates a separate settings file, acb_settings.xml
.
The setting Mule: Home Directory, in the Settings tab, configures the location of this file. By default, the full path to the file is {user.home}/AnypointCodeBuilder/maven/acb_settings.xml
.
For details, see Anypoint Code Builder の Maven 設定ファイル.
Anypoint Code Builder introduces limited support for testing with MUnit.
Run, modify, and create MUnit tests for your implementation and integration projects in Anypoint Code Builder. Import projects that contain MUnit test files. Test configuration is supported through the XML editor only at this time. For more information, see MUnit を使用したプロジェクトのテスト.
Some MUnit features supported by Anypoint Studio are not supported by Anypoint Code Builder in this release.
Anypoint Code Builder now supports API Governance for REST APIs:
Check conformance status of a project.
Add rulesets to your project.
You can also remove rulesets, change ruleset versions, and review ruleset configurations.
Run and re-run validations against your API specifications.
For supported specifications, see Compatibility.
Monitor the progress of a validation.
Fix conformance issues.
Anypoint Code Builder updates the built-in Mule runtime engine to patch version 4.4.0-20240408
.
The Mule version is updated automatically in the cloud IDE but requires a manual update or installation of the Anypoint Extension Pack in the desktop IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.0.8
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.1.4
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.0.8 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
Anypoint Code Builder releases new features in the Anypoint Extension Pack and the cloud IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.0.7
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.1.3
This cloud IDE version runs the 1.0.7 extension pack.
For extension versions, see Change Log in the VS Code Marketplace.
The release introduces the following features:
Anypoint Code Builder introduces a configuration panel in the UI for components, such as connector operations, within integration and implementation projects. This feature simplifies component configuration.
The component configuration panel provides configuration options that are also available through the configuration XML files for your projects. Some components and fields continue to require configuration through the XML in this release. Continue to use XML for complex fields, identified as read-only fields in the UI, and for global configurations, such as connection configurations.
You can open the configuration panel from the canvas or from a configuration XML file within your project. See Add a Component to Your Project and Open a Component in the Canvas from the XML Editors.
Anypoint Code Builder adds the ability to import a template or example from Anypoint Exchange into an integration project within Anypoint Code Builder. After importing, you can continue to develop your integration. For information about templates and examples in Exchange, see アセットタイプ.
For guidance with importing from Exchange, click the tab Start with a Project Template or Example in the procedure Create an Integration Project.
This release introduces improvements and simplifications to the design process:
Import API design projects from Design Center into Anypoint Code Builder. For details, see Import an API Specification from Design Center.
Publish your API specifications and fragments to Anypoint Exchange without first syncing your code changes with the Anypoint source control management (SCM) system.
Creating an API design project from scratch in Anypoint Code Builder no longer spawns a corresponding design project in Design Center or creates a connection to the Anypoint SCM. For details, see Source Control for API Design Projects.
Set a business group for your API design project when you publish to Exchange instead of when you create the design project. For example, see the steps in Publish an API Spec to Exchange.
Anypoint Code Builder enables you to create one or more additional configuration XML files from within your integration or implementation projects. This feature is useful for adding an implementation for an interface. The feature also enables you to split complex project code into more manageable pieces. For more information, see Create an Additional Configuration XML File.
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
Anypoint Code Builder releases a patch to Anypoint Extension Pack and the cloud IDE.
Extension pack version: 1.0.6
To use this extension pack in the desktop IDE, see Set up the Desktop IDE.
Cloud IDE version: 1.0.3
This cloud IDE version runs on the 1.0.6 extension pack.
The patch addresses the following issues:
Description | Issue |
---|---|
When you open the IDE, the exception |
W-14268344 |
The issue |
W-14254505 |
After scaffolding an API spec into an interface within an implementation project, the IDE no longer produces the syntax validation issue |
W-14243529 |
A test connection no longer fails with the error |
W-14252415 |
For more information, see Known Issues and Compatibility.
Anypoint Code Builder releases a patch to the cloud IDE:
1.0.2 (Cloud IDE): The cloud IDE removes the proxy for security purposes. URLs that trigger flows in the cloud IDE through the proxy no longer work. To trigger locally hosted flows that use an HTTP listener, see 開発環境でのフローのトリガー.
There are no changes to the desktop IDE, which remains version 1.0.5.
Anypoint Code Builder releases these versions:
1.0.5 (Desktop IDE): Anypoint Code Builder for Desktop (desktop IDE) is generally available (GA) in this release.
1.0.1 (Cloud IDE): The cloud IDE for Anypoint Code Builder remains in open beta:
Any use of an Anypoint Code Builder IDE in its beta state is subject to the applicable beta services terms and conditions, available from the cloud IDE. |
The desktop IDE version 1.0.5 and cloud IDE version 1.0.1 both run on the same versions of the Anypoint Code Builder extensions, described in Change Log, and provide the same features.
To set up and gain access to the IDEs, see Anypoint Code Builder 入門.
This release introduces:
Anypoint Extension Pack version 1.0.5 for the desktop IDE on VS Code Marketplace
API fragment support for JSON Schema
Prior to the Oct 16, 2023 release, MuleSoft released these open beta versions of Anypoint Code Builder:
This update to the open beta introduces Anypoint Code Builder for Desktop on Windows and new features for desktop and cloud IDEs.
Windows support on the desktop IDE. See Compatibility.
Hot deployments are supported for debugging Mule applications. See Hot Deploy When Debugging.
New export commands for packaging Mule applications within shareable and deployable JAR files. See anypoint-code-builder::package-mule-application.adoc.
This update to the open beta introduces Anypoint Code Builder for Desktop on MacOS and a new feature for desktop and cloud IDEs.
Anypoint Extension Pack on Visual Studio Marketplace to support API specification design (OAS 3 and RAML), API implementation, and integration development
Install the pre-release_version. Attempting to install the _release version produces an error.
Support for the Mac operating system running on Intel or ARM (M1 or M2) processors (see Compatibility)
Desktop and cloud IDE support for the following features:
Secure configuration properties in your integrations and API implementations (see Mule アプリケーションのプロパティの定義および保護)
Improvements to avoid reloading the IDE when unpacking the runtime for the first time
The update to the open beta for the web-based IDE introduces these features and improvements:
Support for EU Cloud: EU Cloud users of Anypoint Platform can now use Anypoint Code Builder from their management plane.
See anypoint-code-builder::connect-eu-cloud.adoc for more information.
Synchronization between a local API specification and Mule project: You can now work on your API specification and its Mule project implementation simultaneously.
Anypoint Code Builder enables you to scaffold your API specification into a Mule project without publishing it to Exchange. You can work on your Mule project, then edit the API specification, and re-scaffold it to reflect your new changes. Both API design and API implementation tasks are now synchronized. You can then publish your API specification and deploy your Mule project from there.
See anypoint-code-builder::local-api-specification-tutorial.adoc for more information.
Updated UI canvas and code snippet support:
Directly import connectors from the canvas instead of using the dedicated command.
Use code snippets. See コードスニペットの操作 for more information.
The update to the open beta for the cloud IDE introduces a number of features and improvements:
Anypoint Code Builder migrated to a new underlying architecture.
The URL for your cloud IDE instance changed. You can get the new URL by launching the cloud IDE from the central page or checking the IDE details.
Your session cookie changed, so you must update it when pinging a locally deployed application from a REST client.
The update to the open beta for the cloud IDE introduces these features and improvements:
Business group support enables you to control access to resources when working with assets from Anypoint Exchange.
Search filters enable you to refine your search results when looking for an API asset from Anypoint Exchange. See 検索結果の絞り込み for more information.
The canvas UI enables you to add components to flows in your integration.
Application/Service | IDE | Version |
---|---|---|
Anypoint Platform |
Both IDEs |
US and EU clouds only (not supported by MuleSoft Government Cloud or Anypoint Platform PCE at this time) |
API Governance |
Both IDEs |
Validations for REST API and AsyncAPI specs |
CloudHub |
Both IDEs |
1.0 and 2.0 (for deployments to the Sandbox environment) |
code-server |
Cloud IDE |
v4.17.1 (built-in) |
DataWeave |
Both IDEs |
Bundled with Mule runtime engine (built-in) |
Java |
Both IDEs |
Multiple versions supported. See supported Mule and Java versions. |
Maven |
Both IDEs |
3.9.4 (built-in) |
Mule runtime engine |
Both IDEs |
Multiple versions supported. See supported Mule and Java versions. |
Operating system |
Desktop IDE |
Mac OS Intel and ARM (M1 or M2), Windows 10 |
Visual Studio Code |
Desktop IDE |
Minimum version: 1.76.1
|
Web browser |
Both IDEs |
In Anypoint Code Builder, Mule applications for your implementation and integration projects are compatible with the following Mule runtime engine (Mule) and Java versions:
Supported Mule and Java versions:
Mule runtime version | Java version |
---|---|
Mule 4.8 |
Java 11, Java 17 |
Mule 4.7 |
Java 11, Java 17 |
Mule 4.6 |
Java 11, Java 17 |
Mule 4.4 |
Java 11 |
Minor and major version changes to Mule require a manual update to your projects. Periodic Mule patch updates (such as from Mule 4.7.2 to 4.7.3) to Mule versions already downloaded to your IDE occur automatically when you log in to Anypoint Platform from the IDE.
The latest release has these known issues and workarounds:
Limitation | ID |
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The Mule runtime options are missing from the UI form for creating a new integration project. Clicking Create Project fails to create the project. This error occurs when you are using a proxy. |
None |
When the desktop IDE launches for the first time, a corrupted dependency ( |
W-14047707 |
When launching the cloud IDE for the first time from Anypoint Code Builder, you must allow popups. |
None |
The list of trusted authors for a directory or file is not persistent across different browsers. |
W-12408476 |
The UI does not provide a notification after you change the region in |
W-13184670 |
XML formatting is corrupted when adding or updating a connection configuration, or when using the Format Document menu option. |
W-16850099 |
Previously configured sample data is overridden when selecting a component in the canvas UI. |
W-16270847 |
Avro suggestions are missing when defining an Avro schema and declaring a record inside a record property.
|
W-16814386 |
Incorrect suggestions are displayed for inline Avro schema payloads. The issue occurs inside maps that contain arrays. |
W-16809972 |
Incorrect suggestions are displayed for values in fields of type map. |
W-16814887 |
Due to unfinished internal processing, the error message Mule DX API Component was not installed often occurs after you click Design an API from the Anypoint Code Builder panel in the IDE.
|
W-14096381 |
The API Console ignores examples that are defined in a JSON schema. |
W-14096158 |
There is no command to delete dependencies related to assets that you import from Exchange to an API design project.
|
W-13822075 |
Moving the editors while searching for components from the UI canvas causes your search to be canceled.
|
W-13172200 |
Using autocompletion to create a parameter for the |
W-12444650 |
Autocompletion does not work properly when more than one connector has the same prefix. |
W-10667510 |
Anypoint Connector for Apache Kafka (Apache Kafka Connector) does not display the Test Connection option. |
|
When you import a Mule project from Studio to Anypoint Code Builder, a DataWeave expression can produce syntax errors (identifiable by a red, wavy underline) in the configuration XML. The issue occurs because the IDE’s tooling is unable to automatically fetch the required dependencies from Mule runtime when the project loads.
|
W-14037343 |
DataSense doesn’t identify functions provided by a connector. |
W-12448776 |
DataSense doesn’t reflect array structures at the payload’s root level. |
W-12263085 |
DataSense doesn’t work when a tag spans multiple lines. |
W-12482310 |
DataWeave doesn’t recognize the larger context to which samples belong. So DataWeave requests sample data for all scripts within a single component. |
None |
DataWeave validations to produce |
W-11750473 |
Code highlighting breaks when you define a DataWeave multiline expression. This limitation does not interrupt the correct execution of your Mule application. |
W-11492623 |
Ending a second thread in a Scatter-Gather component before the first thread finishes freezes processing in Anypoint Code Builder.
|
W-10601367 |
Updates to metadata in one component don’t trigger metadata validation in subsequent components. This issue causes Anypoint Code Builder to display potential issues in the subsequent components. |
W-12215165 |
The Batch Job processor is not supported by the UI canvas or through auto-complete in the configuration XML. |
None |
DataSense occasionally doesn’t work as expected. This issue occurs when a project is created with Mule runtime version 4.4, and other runtime versions haven’t been downloaded.
|
W-16117373, W-15666027 |
When scaffolding a GraphQL or AsyncAPI specification on Windows, an empty Mule configuration file with the name of the project is created in addition to the |
W-15757808 |
When source validation is enabled, AsyncAPI messages are invalid if |
W-16663560 |
When source validation is disabled, AsyncAPI messages are sent downstream without transforming |
W-16663585 |
Source validation is not working with the Salesforce platform events |
W-16756836 |