Mule’s extension capabilities multiply its power as an integration platform and range from simple expressions to custom cloud connectors: wherever a configuration value is expected, expressions can be applied in various languages, including our new Mule Expression Language, so that the same value is calculated at run-time; our Scripting processors allow you to execute custom logic in Groovy, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, PHP and indeed any language which implements the JSR-223 scripting spec for the JVM; and of course Java components can be invoked too. Our extensible platform goes even further with the addition of custom Cloud Connectors with already over a hundred to choose from. These greatly simplify any interaction with a public API whether it be exposed on the cloud or on-premise. They come with connection-pooling and automated reconnection strategies.
Tag: maven
Building your own Continuous Integration with Mule Cloud Connect and iON
As you probably already heard we launched Mule iON this week. If you ask one of our marketing guys what iON is, he will tell you that is the first cloud-based integration platform. iON will enable you to integrate popular SaaS applications, cloud services, social media, and a lot more without requiring any infrastructure.
Of course, I’m not a marketing guy, I’m a software developer. So my description is: “iON is awesome. It’s Mule on the cloud, and you are totally going to dig it”. Also, since I’m a software developer, I will put my money were my mouth is and I will show you how to build something incredible in a couple of minutes. Thats right! A few minutes and thats taking into account your learning curve of Mule iON.
In order to use the hot deployment feature that was introduced with Mule 3 you need to package your application as a zip file.
If you are using Maven to build your Mule applications then packaging zip files for hot deployment is very easy. All you need is to declare your packaging to be Mule:
Tcat Server 6 R2 P1 Released, Including the Newest Apache Tomcat
We’re pleased to announce the immediate availability of our newest release of Tcat Server 6. This new release includes many fixes, in addition to bundling the Apache Software Foundation’s official release binaries of the newest Tomcat release, version 6.0.26.
Here is a summary of the changes and fixes that are included in the new version of Tomcat, since our last release of Tcat Server 6:
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