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, [...]
Kevin Depew on Monday, March 30, 2009
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 [...]
Eugene Berman on Monday, March 23, 2009
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 [...]
Ken Yagen on Friday, March 13, 2009
On Monday, I spoke to a standing room only crowd at the San Francisco Java Users Group about using the Mule ESB to integrate applications. We talked about: What Mule is and what is the difference between integration and SOA Why use a Mule for integration How Mule helps with integration in the Cloud Best [...]
Jackie on Thursday, February 12, 2009
Note that this approach is no longer recommended if you are using Mule 3.0.0 or later. Instead you can use the ObjectStore. This allows use to store objects in memory, in a persistent store or across Mule HA clusters automatically. You can learn more about Mule 3.0 here and download it here. Recently, there was [...]
Daniel Feist on Thursday, January 22, 2009
For those of you that wish the view this webinar again, or for those of you that missed it, the archive of this webinar is now available online here. Also the sample code shown in the Webinar is now available here. Any questions can be sent to our User List
Ross Mason on Wednesday, January 21, 2009
As some may know, we have been working on our open source Mule IDE based on Eclipse. However, with the schema-based configuration in Mule, IntelliJ IDEA users get some great features to help them build mule applications quicker too.
Ross Mason on Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Defining what constitutes a service when building service-orientated applications seems to be a common problem for developers and architects who are new to building services. The main issue seems to be the scope, i.e. what is the granularity of the service. This is actually quite difficult since the granularity of a service can vary depending [...]
dzapata on Monday, January 5, 2009
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.
Ross Mason on Friday, December 12, 2008
Last week I posted about Writing Mule Transformers, this week I’m going to continue with some more advanced features users can take advantage of. Lifecycle All objects in Mule have lifecycle associated with them. Lifecycle calls can be added as necessary. For transformers, there are two lifecycle methods that are most useful. By default the [...]
