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Introducing the WebSockets connector
To achieve efficient implementations with Async APIs, the need for new protocols and exchange patterns has become critical. Which is why we are excited... read more.
Beta release: Anypoint Connector for B2C Commerce Cloud
Today, we’re excited to release the private beta of Anypoint Connector for Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud. ... read more.
How to connect to Heroku Postgres using the MuleSoft Database Connector
PostgreSQL is one of the world's most popular relational database management systems. Millions of developers and companies rely on PostgreSQL as their transactional data... read more.
Simplifying Salesforce object interactions with the Salesforce Composite connector
If you have worked with Mule for any period of time you know that we provide deep support for interacting with Salesforce Clouds -... read more.
Accelerate life sciences R&D with MuleSoft’s Veeva Vault Connector
Life sciences companies are facing tougher obstacles in bringing new therapies to market than ever before. With an average drug approval process taking up... read more.
How MOVEit Transfer Connector makes file transfer secure and painless
Ipswitch recently released its new MOVEit Transfer connector to Anypoint Exchange. This connector will enable MuleSoft users to easily integrate secure managed file transfer... read more.
20 connectors to expand your ecosystem in 2019
In the digital economy, connectivity is everything. A key part of connectivity is growing an ecosystem that enables you to tap into data from... read more.
Introducing Bulk API v2 support with the Salesforce Connector
One of main use cases with Salesforce that MuleSoft customers use involves uploading records that are stored in CSV format to Salesforce. MuleSoft has... read more.
Keep your data with the new Mule 4 ObjectStore connector
An ObjectStore is a Mule component which allows for simple key-value storage. Although it can serve a wide variety of use cases, it's mainly... read more.
MuleSoft Kerberos Connector support – Part 2
In my previous blog, we covered some of the options for connectors that support Kerberos, today we will focus on two more connectors where... read more.