Summary
In this chapter, we had a look at the basics of testing and the various types of testing tools that are available.
We created a Mule application using a .jar
file, tried to create a test case using the MUnit framework, and carried out tests using MUnit.
We also saw how the MUnit Test Recorder helps to create test cases automatically.
On completing this chapter, you expanded your knowledge of how to test a Mule application using the MUnit testing framework and I am sure that you are now confident enough to test your own Mule application.
In the next chapter, Chapter 12, MuleSoft Integration with Salesforce, we’ll explore one of the ways to integrate with Salesforce using the Salesforce connector.