What type of testing does MUnit support for Mule applications?

MUnit is specifically designed to perform unit and integration testing for Mule applications. Unit testing involves testing individual components of the application—such as flows, error handling, and transformers—in isolation to ensure they function as intended. MUnit provides capabilities to create test cases that can invoke these components, assert their outputs, and simulate various conditions to validate their behavior.

Integration testing, on the other hand, focuses on verifying that multiple components work together as expected. MUnit supports this by allowing the testing of how different parts of a Mule application interact with each other, ensuring that the overall integration points function correctly within a complete flow or service.

While performance testing, user acceptance testing, and security testing are critical aspects of software quality assurance, they are not the primary focus of MUnit. Other tools and frameworks are typically used for these specific testing types, as they involve different methodologies and requirements compared to the targeted unit and integration testing capabilities that MUnit is designed to support.