@curie - write the flow for the following specification

[Hydrion-Qlz]

Specifications

Objective

The flow should read the details of member id from salesforce http api and apply the required transformations on member details and publish these details as json to an Anypoint MQ queue.

Flow HTTP Endpoint: GET /members/publish_details/{memberId} Anypoint MQ queue destination: ${anypoint.mq.members.destination}

Transformations:

{ "target_member_id": additionalLoyaltyProgramMemberFields.posMemId__c (from salesforce response), "program_id": loyaltyProgramMemberId (only take the first three characters of it), "member_status": memberStatus (if it is set as Active then make it as 1 else 0) }

[curie-application[bot]]

It looks like there was an issue generating the flow based on the specifications provided. While I can't directly provide a generated flow due to the error, I can offer guidance on how you could build this flow manually based on the specifications you've outlined. Here's a high-level approach to constructing this flow in MuleSoft:

1. HTTP Listener: Start with an HTTP Listener configured with a GET method at the path /members/publish_details/{memberId} to capture the memberId from URI parameters.

2. Salesforce Connector: Use the Salesforce Connector to query the Salesforce system for details about the member ID provided in the path. Configure the connector to execute a query that fetches the additionalLoyaltyProgramMemberFields.posMemId__c, loyaltyProgramMemberId, and memberStatus fields for the given memberId.

3. DataWeave Transformation: Use a DataWeave component to transform the Salesforce response into the JSON structure you've specified. Your DataWeave script might look something like this:

   %dw 2.0
   output application/json
   ---
   {
     target_member_id: payload.additionalLoyaltyProgramMemberFields.posMemId__c,
     program_id: payload.loyaltyProgramMemberId[0 to 2], // Slice the first three characters
     member_status: if (payload.memberStatus == "Active") 1 else 0
   }

4. Anypoint MQ Connector: Finally, use the Anypoint MQ connector to publish the transformed message to the specified queue. The destination queue should be configured as ${anypoint.mq.members.destination} which you would define in your properties file.

This approach gives you a starting point based on the specifications you provided. Make sure to handle any errors or exceptions that might occur, especially when dealing with external systems like Salesforce and Anypoint MQ.