I’m very happy to announce the beta version of Studio 7, which not only offers support for the Mule 4 Beta runtime, but also improves the overall user experience for Studio users.
In this blog post, I will walk you through some of the biggest UX improvements and architectural changes that will transform your user experience:
As a quick summary, Studio 7 will offer:
The idea of this post is to clarify some concepts around metadata, what is it, where is stored, how to use it and how it help us to develop our applications.
In this blog post, I’ll give you some background information about JDBC, explain what Mule ESB and Studio do with JDBC, and demonstrate how can you use it in a simple example.
JDBC, which stands for Java Database Connectivity, is basically an API that enables users to execute operations over a Data Source using the Java programming language. This API allows you to connect to almost any Data Source system, from relational databases to spreadsheets and flat files and, using the proper SQL syntax, you can perform queries, updates, deletes, or even execute store procedures.
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