Application starts OK. Watch out for the typos and subtle changes in the Set Payload parameter to try throw you off - e.g payload is set to a string of "HTTP: 33333" (5 threes) - totally irrelevant though. A request comes into http://localhost:2222/, it is picked up by the HTTP listener in 'httpListener1' as it is set to use the HTTP Global Config that listens on port 2222. This flow then makes a request to http://localhost:3333, which is again picked up by the listener in the httpListener3333 flow. Payload is set as mentioned before. You could also directly make a request to http://localhost:3333/ and it would also set the Payload as that listener in that flow is set to use the "Http_listener_config_3333" listener config which looks out for requests made on port 3333.

Correct answer is B.

ChatGpt: C. The Mule application starts successfully Web client requests can be received at the URI /on port 2222 or port 3333 In this scenario, there are two HTTP Listeners configured on ports 2222 and 3333 with different paths ("/" and "/path"). As a result, the Mule application should start successfully, and web client requests can be received at both URIs with their respective port numbers.