Accessing registry resources from class mediator in wso2esb

In the mediation process, users might need to access the registry resources, which are stored in the governance/config registries in wso2esb.
In the normal sequence flow, we could point the resources as registry keys in the mediators. But if we want to access them in a class mediator, where we may need to do custom process on the resource, we could retrieve the "WSO2Registry" instance from the  "SynapseConfiguration" and from the registry instance we could access different resources which are stored in the different registries.

Likewise if we have a 'LocalEntry' defined in the synapse configuration we could retrieve it from the "LocalRegistry". LocalEntries  are elements, used to declare registry entries that are local to the ESB instance. They are static resources and has high priority than a resource with the same name  hosted in embedded wso2registry.

Here is a sample class mediator, which can be used to retrieve a LocalEntry and resources hosted in governance/config registry.

import org.apache.synapse.MessageContext;
import org.apache.synapse.config.Entry;
import org.apache.synapse.mediators.AbstractMediator;
import org.apache.synapse.registry.Registry;

public class CustomRegistryRetriveMediator extends AbstractMediator {
   
    public boolean mediate(MessageContext synapseMsgContext) {

        // if localentry "testLocalentry" defined in synapse econfig
        Entry localEntryObj = (Entry) synapseMsgContext.getConfiguration()
                .getLocalRegistry().get("testLocalentry");
        System.out.println(" value: " + localEntryObj.getValue());
        System.out.println(" Filename : " + localEntryObj.getFileName());

        // goverance/config registry
        Registry regInstance = synapseMsgContext.getConfiguration()
                .getRegistry();                       
        Object obj=regInstance.getResource(new Entry("gov:/test1.txt"),null);       
        Object obj2=regInstance.getResource(new Entry("conf:/test2.txt"),null);   
       
        return true;
    }
}