Mateo Almenta Reca on Monday, August 22, 2011
We have been working hard here at MuleSoft! Mule Studio is nearing its General Availability release, and I am pleased to post a new milestone: Mule Studio Beta Milestone 3. In this milestone, we’re emphasising stability and fixing issues, but we also added some features and made some usability improvements. Mule Studio is the graphical design tool for [...]
Federico Recio on Wednesday, August 17, 2011
More and more companies are using geocoding at some point in their business processes. Geocoding can help companies take smarter decisions by offering customers location-specific services and more. The fact is, geocoding is becoming a go-to resource for those with high hopes of increasing revenue, reducing expenses, and driving up customer loyalty and satisfaction. This [...]
michael.khalili on Tuesday, August 16, 2011
How do you take your existing investments in Enterprise and SaaS Applications, and turn them into collaboration tools that make businesses more effective? Organizations utilizing CMIS-based content management systems such as Alfresco frequently need to integrate and interact with these systems of record, and increasingly find pushing the content out via new channels to [...]
Emiliano Lesende on Tuesday, August 9, 2011
This section of our blog is about showcasing current and upcoming cloud connectors. Cloud Connectors are Mule modules that allow easy connectivity to cloud APIs such as Twiiter, Facebook, and the thousands of Software as a Service platform out there on the net. This week will talk about Mongo. Mongo is very popular database nowadays, [...]
Community on Thursday, August 4, 2011
On one of the previous blog posts by Ross, “To ESB or Not to ESB“, he did a great job in outlining the two basic integration architectures: “Enterprise Service Bus” and “Hub and Spoke”. Included in the Blog is a good overview of the benefits and considerations that are relevant for each architectural choice. A [...]
Ross Mason on Tuesday, August 2, 2011
This is my final post in a series of ESB or not to ESB articles where I have attempted to shed some light on what an ESB really is and show some alternative architectures for performing integration. I’ve given an overview of four main architectures that I see most often and provided some context about [...]
Ross Mason on Thursday, July 28, 2011
In this penultimate part of my ESB or not to ESB series I’m going to cover two more architectures; API Layer and Processing Grid providing the benefits and considerations for each. Previous Posts: ESB or not to ESB – original post ESB or not to ESB revisited – Part 1. What is an ESB? ESB or [...]
Esteban Robles Luna on Tuesday, July 26, 2011
It is pretty common that Mule messages contain XML as a payload and that those messages need to be validated/transformed. XML documents can be automatically validated using XSD, though those validations are structural and sometimes we need to manually code some validation in plain Java (especially in complex scenarios like validating references, existence conditions and [...]
Pablo La Greca on Friday, July 22, 2011
Do you want share properties between mule instances? or just between different flows within Mule?. Then mule session properties are what you are looking for.
Dan Diephouse on Thursday, July 21, 2011
Working with web APIs, local APIs and different data formats and structures is too damn hard. You have to write painful verbose code to: Query Web APIs and work with the data Enrich and join data from external services with local services Compose RESTful services from existing services Version services and data formats Merge data [...]
