Nial Darbey

Getting Started with DataWeave: Part 3

In the previous post, Getting Started with DataWeave: Part 2, in this four-part series: Getting started with DataWeave Part 1Getting started with DataWeave Part 2Getting

Nial Darbey

18 mins read | September 22, 2015

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Getting Started with DataWeave: Part 2

In the Getting Started with DataWeave: Part 1, we introduced you to DataWeave and its canonical format, the result of every expression you execute

Nial Darbey

15 mins read | September 10, 2015

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Getting started with DataWeave: Part 1

Data transformation is an inevitable component of connectivity, as most systems don't speak the same language. Even when the format is similar, as when two RESTful

Nial Darbey

12 mins read | September 3, 2015

API security

Secure your APIs

Securing an API in Anypoint Platform is easy. In a previous post we showed how Anypoint Platform for APIs allows you to fully protect

Nial Darbey

28 mins read | January 13, 2015

Dev guides

SOA School: Put your SOAP to REST

The benefits of applying the principles of SOA when catering to the IT needs of your organization are clear in a business-driven, vendor-neutral architecture.

Nial Darbey

5 mins read | August 28, 2014

API security

SOA School: Architecting Watertight Security for the New Enterprise

Security is an ever-present concern for IT. It can be a rather daunting area when one considers all of the different possible dangers and

Nial Darbey

21 mins read | June 10, 2013

How to tutorials

Welcome to Mule Enterprise

Introduction Those of you who are regular visitors to this blog are no doubt familiar with Mule Community Edition. With this blog I'd like

Nial Darbey

18 mins read | August 21, 2012

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Complex Problem? No problem to Mule & Drools CEP!

Introduction The architecture of Mule is driven by the principles of Industrial Best Practice as outlined in the well-known Enterprise Integration Patterns which have identified the

Nial Darbey

13 mins read | May 8, 2012

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