Add section Include into properties yaml - Anypoint studio

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I am new to Anypoint Studio and MuleSoft, and I am trying to pick up the projects from the previous developer.

In his note, I will need to add the section 'Include' into the properties yaml, but I have tried several different ways and still got error, please correct me.

YAML file:

apiId: xxxxxx
  
https:
  host: "0.0.0.0"
  port: "8082"

batch:
  data: 
    host: "localhost"
    port: "8082"
    path: "/api/xxx"
    secure: "false"
    scheduler:
    frequency: "1440"

Request:
    targetSystem:
        authtoken:
          XXXXXXXXX

        api:
          XXXXXXXX
          Query:
              param1: XXXX
              paramValue1: "1234"
              reference:
                  include: xxxxx
                  include: xxxxx

What are you trying to achieve with that? How are you using this YAML file in a Mule application? what have you tried? What was the error? — aled, Jan 03 '23 at 15:46
I want to know if the section include is in the right place, this is the properties yaml file, and the error is deployment fail — myname, Jan 03 '23 at 16:33
If you don't share details of how the file and the properties are used in your application, and the errors and details of your attempts, it is very difficult that someone can provide help. — aled, Jan 03 '23 at 17:50
The YAML file is a configuration file, not 'programming' code. — aled, Jan 03 '23 at 19:58

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Jan 03 '23 at 17:57

This seems to be a properties file used in a Mule application. Properties files are custom configurations that hold whatever values are used in property placeholders in your application. The values and organization are not mandated by a standard, only the format (YAML in this case). Since it is custom configuration for custom applications no one will know where the values should defined in the file or what values, without knowledge of the application.

As an example, in the application you want to reference property placeholder for the include ${Request.targetSystem.api.Query.reference.include}

You probably should avoid repeated keys (ie multiple include keys). Try naming them differently (include1, include2,...).

Add section Include into properties yaml - Anypoint studio

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