MULE –Tcat Server

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Overview

Use these instructions to install Tcat Server on one or more machines, and

to get started managing, monitoring, and deploying your applications.

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Install Tcat Server on One Machine

This process explains how to install the Tcat Server and the Tcat Administration Console on one machine, then use the Console to manage the Server and deploy a new application.

Before You BeginTo run Tcat Server, you will need a working installation of the correct version of Java. You have two ways to arrive at this – either use a pre-existing installation of Java, or you may select a Tcat Server installer download that contains a bundled Java Runtime Environment (JRE). This second option is only available for some operating systems.

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Step One: Run the Installer

Select Standard Install, and accept all defaults

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Step Two: Start Tcat serverUse the commands listed below to start Tcat Server.

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Step Three: Log on to the Tcat Server Console

After a minute or two, open a Web browser to the following address: http://localhost:8080/console

Log in using "admin" for both username and password.

The Tcat Server console appears, with the Servers tab selected by default.

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Step Four: Register the Server with the ConsoleIn the left panel, click Unregistered

The local Tcat server instance appears to the right

Click the checkbox next to Server Name

Click Register

The local server instance now appears in the All group with a green status indicator

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Supported EDI Document Types

B2B Portal 1.0.0 Beta (Trading Partner Management and Message Tracking)

AS2 and EDI X12 Purchase Order Walkthrough

FTPS and EDI X12 Purchase Order Walkthrough

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Step Five: Manage the Tcat InstanceClick the All list in the left panel

Click on Server Name

The Server Details panel appears

Click through the tabs to view the information and operations available

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Step Six: Add a new application

Click the Deployments tab

Click New Package at top right

Click Upload New Application

Browse to local file system to select a .war file

Click Add, and enter Package Name

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What is a Connector?

An Anypoint connector is an extension module that eases the interaction between a Mule application and external resources, such as a databases or APIs, through REST, SOAP, or the Java SDK.

As reusable components that hide API complexity from the integration developer, custom connectors facilitate integration with SaaS and on-premise web services, applications, and data sources. Connectors built using Anypoint DevKit in Anypoint Studio, running Mule runtime environments, act as extensions of Mule Anypoint Platform.