MongoDB Studio Configuration - Mule 4

In Studio, create a Mule project.

Click the Exchange (X) icon in the upper left of the Studio task bar.

In Exchange, click Login and supply your Anypoint Platform username and password.

In Exchange, search for "MongoDB".

Select the MongoDB Connector and click Add to project.

Follow the prompts to install the connector.

In Studio, create a Mule project.

In the Mule Palette, click (X) Search in Exchange.

In Add Modules to Project, type the name of the connector in the search field.

Click the MongoDB Connector name in Available modules.

Click Add.

Click Finish.

On the Global Element tab, click Create.

Search for MongoDB from the Connector Configuration directory.

When you select a global element, you are presented with the global element properties to enter.

Select the type of Connection.

The Username field refers to the username you use to access your MongoDB instance.

The Password field should contain the corresponding password.

Specify the Database that sends and retrieves data from your MongoDB instance. Before running your application, make sure you have the necessary permissions to do so.

You may also need to set the Servers property which is composed of a host:port comma-separated list (in case you have a replica set). This attribute is optional, and if left empty, it defaults to localhost:27017.

In the Connection tab, you may adjust the values for the Connect Timeout, Connections Per Host, Max Wait Time and the Socket Timeout for requests that are sent to MongoDB. The default value for Connect Timeout is 30000 milliseconds. Any connection requests that take longer than 30 seconds to be sent and received throw an exception. You can override this behavior by setting their values to 0, meaning that the MongoDB connector waits indefinitely until a request is successfully sent and a response is received.

You may choose to enable metadata and add a collection sample.