LinkedIn is a business-oriented social networking service. LinkedIn was founded in December 2002 and launched on May 5, 2003. It is mainly used for professional networking. In this blog post, a step by step procedure is shown for integrating LinkedIn with Mule ESB LinkedIn connector.
Versions and Assumptions
In this blog post, we are using
LinkedIn Connector 1.1.0
Anypoint Studio
Mule ESB Server 3.5.2
To use this application in the project, a LinkedIn account is necessary for testing
We need to create a new LinkedIn app under LinkedIn developer apps to be able to communicate with the LinkedIn account from Mule ESB application
In this blog post, we will be using OAuth2 authentication to connect to LinkedIn using Mule ESB LinkedIn Connector
We should now see the user public profile details printed on your browser in JSON format
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