Mulesoft - Transports(Connectors) Supporting Transactions


In MuleSoft, transactions ensure reliable message processing by providing atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability (ACID) properties. Transactions are supported by specific transports (or connectors) in MuleSoft that allow for transactional behavior, such as committing or rolling back operations in case of success or failure

 MuleSoft transports that support transactions are typically those that interact with systems capable of transactional processing, such as databases, message queues, or file systems.

The following transports/connectors support transactions:

JMS (Java Message Service) Connector

Database Connector

VM (Virtual Machine) Connector


Non-Transactional Transports:

  • Transports like HTTP, FTP, SFTP, or Email do not support full ACID transactions.

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