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Why do I want to do this? Utilizing a rules engine promotes efficiency in system interfaces where some business logic needs to be executed and this logic can be frequently updated. You could wire all of this logic into your integration application via custom code or using several routers but these rules become difficult toContinue reading “Integrating Mule ESB with .NET Based Rules Engines”

In recent years there has been a surge in the idea of microservices. Although this term is vague in nature there are some ideas on how to deploy and run applications with “microservices” in mind. Spring has come to the forefront of the microservice architecture with its “opinionated view of building production-ready Spring applications”. While Spring BootContinue reading “Running Mule CE Embedded with Spring Boot”

RAML (Rest API Modeling Language) is based on YAML format, which is used to design REST APIs. RAML provides various features, including standardization, reusability, easy readability, and much more.  Now, we will walk through how to create REST APIs using API Manager. Create an Anypoint MuleSoft Account Create an Anypoint MuleSoft account and sign into the Anypoint MuleSoftContinue reading “How to Design a RAML-Based REST API With Mulesoft Anypoint API Manager”

Mule handles the concept of transactions in a similar way. A transaction will be either complete and succeed, or it will be incomplete and fail. If a transaction fails, Mule rolls back every single operation and there will be no commit. How Mule Starts a New Transaction The Mule flow starts a new transaction whenContinue reading “Transaction Management in MuleSoft/Anypoint Studio”

In the IT landscape, ETL (extract, transform, load) processes have long been used for building data warehouses and enabling reporting systems. Using business intelligence (BI) oriented ETL processes, businesses extract data from highly distributed sources, transform it through manipulation, parsing, and formatting, and load it into staging databases. From this staging area data, summarizations, andContinue reading “Integration From ETL tools to Mule ESBs”

Mule Application Builds and Deployment can be fully managed using Maven. In the development phase, Anypoint Studio makes it easy to manage your application dependencies using Maven. For Deployment tasks, Mule provides a Maven plugin that can help to automate the application deployment to different target runtime environments such as Standalone, CloudHub, ARM, Cluster andContinue reading “How to do Mule Deployment with Maven and Jenkins Pipeline”

The FTP Connector implements a file transport channel so that your Mule application can exchange files with an external FTP server. You can configure FTP as an inbound endpoint (which receives files) or outbound endpoint (which writes files to the FTP server). The FTP transport allows integration of the File Transfer Protocol into Mule. MuleContinue reading “FTP Connector With Mule ESB”

A typical use of the HTTP request operation is to consume an external HTTP service using the default GET method. By default, the GET and OPTIONS methods do not send the payload in the request; the body of the HTTP request is empty.The other methods send the message payload as the body of your request.Continue reading “HTTP Request Configuration Example”

API Manager is a component of Anypoint Platform for designing, building, managing, and publishing APIs. Anypoint Platform uses Mule as its core runtime engine. You can use API Manager on a public cloud, such as CloudHub, a private cloud, or a hybrid. A hybrid deployment is an API deployed on a private server but havingContinue reading “Mule API Manager”

The great news in the integration world fell like a flash from the sky: Salesforce bought MuleSoft! In a way, the IT world is rediscovering integration, this old topic is becoming a hot topic! In 2016, Google acquired APIGEE’s API Management solution; last year saw MuleSoft’s spectacular IPO, and now its acquisition by Salesforce.  ButContinue reading “Will Salesforce Kiss the Mule or Kill the Mule?”