When it comes to getting data in and out of Salesforce using Anypoint Platform, there are a number of different options. Typically, using just one of them won’t give you everything you need and you might have to combine a number of them to to achieve a complete solution. In this post, we’ll summarize 4 options – Realtime, Custom, Bulk, and Data Virtualization – when to use which, and things to keep in mind for each.
I was recently working on a project where we had to handle SOAP attachments. Working with SOAP attachments is the kind of thing that you work on every 3-5 years and then 10 seconds after you are done you forget all about them. All the information required is available in our docs but it can still be good to have a complete end to end example as a reference. Esteban Robles Luna’s (former MuleSoft colleague) blogpost,
Intacct is an award-winning financial management system with over 5,000 customers worldwide. Intacct is often said to be the next logical step for companies that have outgrown QuickBooks Online. Since MuleSoft uses Intacct internally, it was natural that we needed a cloud connector to it in order to automate our internal business processes.
As an example, we have a fully automated invoice creation process so that when a sales opportunity in Salesforce is marked as won,
The new deployment model for Mule 3 will provide you with a lot more deployment options compared to Mule 2. In Mule 2 a Mule instance (installation) was basically the same as a Mule application and in Mule 3.x you are able to have multiple Mule applications on the same Mule instance. This combined with the hot deployment feature provides a lot more flexibility in terms of how you are able to structure your solutions in order to minimize downtime and maximize availability.
