Are you frustrated with how hard it is to build and manage your web applications? Are you looking for a way to automate your webapp release and deployment processes? And for a way to easily manage upgrades and rollbacks to groups of Tomcat servers?

Join Dan Diephouse, Sr. Architect at MuleSoft, and Jason vna Zyl, founder of Maven and Sonatype, for a webinar on Seamless Webapp Deployment with Maven and Tcat Server.

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Since announcing Mule Data Integrator in November, we have seen great early adoption, with over a hundred organizations using it in development, and at least a handful who are going into production. The product is ideal for a wide variety of use cases, but one in particular has cropped up with some frequency: adding new trading partners (on-boarding) in large organizations.

Given that so many from the Mule community have been asking questions about this use case, we felt that it would make sense to do a live demo, showing how Mule Data Integrator can help dramatically simplify the on-boarding of trading partners and reduce the time to market for new customer or partner relationships.

Rapid Trading Partner on-boarding with Mule Data Integrator

Speaker: Francis Upton, Sr. Architect for Mule Data Integrator

Date: Wednesday, February 3rd

Time: 10am PT / 1pm ET

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Finally, a way to develop and deploy Tomcat applications with ease! Are you developing applications on Apache Tomcat, or are you a Tomcat administrator? Have you been looking for ways to reduce tedious manual work as you deploy and manage your Tomcat applications, or are you seeking better visibility into your application’s performance metrics and faster resolution of problems? (more…)

The Mule framework provides all the extract/transform/load (ETL) tools you need for connecting to data sources, extracting and transforming data, and passing it along on any number of channels. (more…)

Are you trying to poll a database and transform the results to a certain plain text file? Do you need to pick up a data file, split it into individual records and insert those records into the database? Would you like to poll a source database and send the results to another database for insertion? (more…)

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 Software Data Transformer (OSDT) for Mule and myself for a webinar on Graphical Data Transformation for Mule ESB tomorrow. (more…)

We have been running Galaxy successfully on our in-house servers and laptops for demo purposes for some time now and decided that having a running image of Galaxy on Amazon’s EC2 was the next logical step. Galaxy in the cloud gives us the opportunity to expose a running instance to a much wider audience than might otherwise interact directly with the product. (more…)

Are you currently using Mule or evaluating Mule for use with your WebSphere MQ messaging system? Do you need to utilize WebSphere MQ specific messaging headers, message types, and character code IDs with Mule? Would you like to know how to deploy Mule for maximum reliability when coupled with WebSphere MQ?

Learn from the MuleSource technical team how to integrate Mule with WebSphere MQ using the premium WebSphere MQ transport that is packaged with Mule Enterprise. A common scenario supported by Mule Enterprise will be demonstrated: namely, how to exchange messages with native MQ applications. The solution will demonstrate implementing synchronous request-reply using replyTo headers and correlation IDs.

Logistics:

Tuesday, March 24^th 2009
9am PDT / noon EDT
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Speakers:

MuleSource’s Eugene Berman, Sr. Technical Support Engineer and Angelo Bresci, Manager of Technical Support Services

If you missed last week’s webinar on Scalable SOA with GigaSpaces and Mule, you can catch it again in the archives. Uri Cohen from GigaSpaces did an excellent job demonstrating how easy it is to take services developed using Mule and make them highly-available and linearly scalable.

The demo application shown is also available. Download it and try it out. It shows how integrate GigaSpaces & Mule using an AJAX based web front end. You should have the following installed on your machine for the demo to work properly:

• Mule 2.1.2
• GigaSpaces XAP7.0m4 (early access)
• Spring framework 2.5.6 or higher

You can also learn more about the integration in the GigaSpaces documentation or by contacting MuleSource.

I am presenting a webinar with GigaSpaces tomorrow on Scalable SOA where we’ll be introducing a powerful joint solution integrating GigaSpaces’ XAP with the open source Mule ESB.

This webinar is intended for developers and architects looking for an end-to-end SOA solution, featuring application resiliency, failover and linear scalability

During this 1-hour event Uri Cohen, Product Manager at GigaSpaces and myself will introduce the joint solution and discuss the underlying details around how the Mule/GigaSpaces integration works. Attendees will see several ways to scale an SOA implementation, the benefits of this integration, example use cases, a live demo and more.

Who should attend?

• GigaSpaces users looking for a lightweight, flexible, integration platform that allows complex workflow support and connectivity with almost every possible protocol
• Mule users who are looking to achieve fault tolerance, high availability, linear scalability and self healing capabilities with their existing Mule applications

Logistics:
Date: February 11, 2009
Time: 9am PDT / noon EDT
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