Processing email attachments with Mule
Processing email attachments using Mule ESB is easy. The following Mule configuration checks an IMAP email inbox for new emails. The attachments are converted to a string and then saved to a file.
Processing email attachments using Mule ESB is easy. The following Mule configuration checks an IMAP email inbox for new emails. The attachments are converted to a string and then saved to a file.
Here at Mulesoft, we use Jira for a lot of different things: tracking hiring, IT tasks, reporting product bugs, planning releases, etc. We recently upgraded our Jira instances to the latest 4.2 version. One of my favorite new features is the ability to create your own search query in a SQL-like syntax. This allows you [...]
I wanted to write about a little project I have been working on which I added to the Mule testing framework recently: dynamic port testing. As long as I have been working on the Mule ESB project, we have had weird random intermittent test failures which fail with a message like this: Caused by: org.mule.transport.ConnectException: [...]
In order to make sure that the migration path is straightforward and well-documented, I just finished migrating the SFTP MuleForge project from Mule ESB 2.2.1 to 3.0. It was extremely helpful to have a good set of unit tests in the SFTP transport code. That makes it easier to tell if your project still has [...]
We are pleased to announce that Mule ESB 2.2.4 Enterprise Edition is now available for download from the trial site (http://www.mulesoft.com/mule-esb-enterprise-trial-download) and our customer portal (http://mulesupport.mulesoft.com/portal/secure/app/download.mule). Some of the changes include:
With so many integration points and applications of Mule, troubleshooting issues can be a daunting task for those just starting out with Mule. This post will provide a few tips on how to get to the root of issues you may encounter.