Month: March 2009

Jersey, Restlet, and Abdera RESTpack Releases Available for Mule 2.2.1

Posted on | by Dan Diephouse | Leave a Comment on Jersey, Restlet, and Abdera RESTpack Releases Available for Mule 2.2.1
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We’re happy to announce the availability of the RESTpack connectors for Mule 2.2, which include support for Jersey, Abdera, and Restlet. In addition to supporting the latest Mule 2.2 codebase, the following improvements have been made:

  • JERSEY-8: Filters and security are now correctly applied to endpoints.
  • JERSEY-2: Endpoints are now synchronous by default
  • Upgraded to the Jersey 1.0.2 release
  • RESTLET-9: Restlet Request ChallengeResponse is not properly initialized (Guards now work correctly in Mule)
  • The Abdera connector now contains an EntryBuilderTransformer, which makes it easy to create new AtomPub entries inside Mule.

For more information and downloads see the RESTpack information page.

Thanks,

The MuleSource Development Team

Mule 2.2.1 Released

Posted on | by Travis Carlson | 1 Comment on Mule 2.2.1 Released
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We are pleased to announce that the community release of Mule 2.2.1 is now available for download. This is a maintenance release for Mule 2.2 that includes several bug fixes for passing message properties between CXF endpoints, complex regular expressions in JDBC statements, ordering of events from the <correlation-resequencer-router/>, and more.

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Technical Webinar: Integrating WebSphere MQ with Mule

Posted on | by Eugene Berman | Leave a Comment on Technical Webinar: Integrating WebSphere MQ with Mule
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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 24th 2009
9am PDT / noon EDT
Click here to register now!

Speakers:

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

Integrating with Mule ESB at the SF Java Users Group

Posted on | by Ken Yagen | 1 Comment on Integrating with Mule ESB at the SF Java Users Group
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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 practices for planning and implementation
  • Test driven development with Mule

I provided an example to help demonstrate the concepts we discussed and promised I would post it. It is attached here. The demo includes a MuleIDE project and a Google App Engine project. You don’t need the App Engine piece to run it. It just provides a front end application that triggers an event in Mule. This is a work in progress and I hope to improve on it for future talks.

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