Learn how to build, test, and deploy a MuleSoft connector using Connector Builder and integrate it with Salesforce Flow.
In this Part 2 tutorial, we go beyond basics and walk through the complete lifecycle—from creating a connector in Visual Studio Code to publishing in Anypoint Exchange, testing in MuleSoft, and finally deploying to Salesforce using CLI.
Key Highlights:
- Create a Connector Builder project in VS Code
- Publish connector to Anypoint Exchange
- Add connector dependency in MuleSoft project (pom.xml)
- Build and test flows using connector operations
- Fix common issues (404 errors, base URI misconfiguration)
- Deploy connector to Salesforce using Salesforce CLI
- Use connector actions inside Salesforce Flow
