Ross Mason on Thursday, April 30, 2009
During the QCon conference in San Francisco, I filmed an interview with Ryan Slobojan. Despite being flu-ridden throughout the week, I managed to make it through this conversation without passing out (or worse!). It was an interesting conversation, covering: What the Mule ESB and Mule Galaxy are Mule ESB Enterprise versus Community MuleSource’s monitoring solution [...]
Dirk Olmes on Friday, April 17, 2009
In a previous blog post about the Mule IDE, I described its configuration wizard, which makes it very easy to create a Mule configuration file by selecting the modules and transports you want to include. Today I’d like talk more about what’s going on under the hood and explain how the Mule IDE discovers modules [...]
Dirk Olmes on Wednesday, April 15, 2009
If you’re working with the Mule IDE, the Mule source code is automatically attached to the Mule JARs. This allows you to browse and step into the source code while you’re developing Mule applications. The Mule IDE looks for files with the naming convention mule-*-src.zip in $MULE_HOME/src and automatically attaches them to the Mule JARs. [...]
Ken Yagen on Tuesday, April 14, 2009
You may remember that two months ago, I did a webinar on Using Mule and GigaSpaces for Scalable SOA. In this webinar, Uri Cohen and I demonstrate how GigaSpaces XAP could be coupled with Mule to easily take services and make them highly-available.
Ken Yagen on Monday, April 13, 2009
Another reminder that tomorrow we have a really interesting webinar on how to graphically design data transformations between XML documents and Java objects using Mule. Instead of coding complex XSLT or custom Java classes, you can now simply drag and drop right from the Mule IDE! Join Francis Upton, creator and Despot of the Oakland [...]
Ken Yagen on Monday, April 13, 2009
Continuing my whirlwind speaking tour on Mule, I landed in Dallas this week to talk to the JavaMUG. This was my first MUG (I’ve been to JUGs, SIGs, Camps, and Meetups, but never a MUG), and I was blown away to walk into a room of 75+ people all there to hear about Mule (okay, [...]
Community on Monday, April 6, 2009
Trying to get budget from the C-level in these economic times can be difficult, but integration and SOA initiatives are still very much alive and need to move forward. Check out this blog post and conversation on ebizQ to consider whether “’Guerrilla SOA’ is a realistic option when the CEO doesn’t approve your budget.”
Ken Yagen on Friday, April 3, 2009
Almost any application you build using Mule will require some kind of data transformation. One thing that I frequently hear come up on the user lists, when I’m talking at JUGs, etc, is how to easily map data between XML formats, Java Beans, and flat files. If you have used Mule at all, you’ll know [...]
Dan Diephouse on Thursday, April 2, 2009
The Galaxy team is happy to announce the availability of the 1.5.2 release. This release provides several improvements: Support for Mule 2.2 Policy enforcement now occurs correctly when metadata changes and lifecycle transitions occur Policies can now be applied to Entries Metadata properties can now be deleted via the API Performance improvements Dependency/link searches now [...]
Community on Thursday, April 2, 2009
In this episode, MuleSource Sr. Director of Engineering speaks with Edwin Tellman, creator of The Science Service Bus (SSB). As the name implies, the SSB allows programs to send data to each other and serves as a translator service, translating the data from the format preferred by the source application to the format preferred by [...]
