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How to build a Processing Grid (An Example)
In his "To ESB or not to ESB" series of post, Ross Mason has identified four common architectures for which Mule is a great... read more.
Getting started with JPA and Mule
Working with JPA managed entities in Mule applications can be difficult. Since the JPA session is not propagated between message processors, transformers are typically... read more.
Installing Mule Studio 3.4 via Update Site or Eclipse Marketplace
Eclipse users have always felt at home in Mule Studio, but users have often asked for Studio to "play well with others" -- specifically,... read more.
Using continuous deployment with CloudHub
Introduction After creating a basic Mule App, you might be wondering how to automate the process of deploying a Mule App to CloudHub. In... read more.
Data as a Service: An OData Primer
It's pretty common to hear and read about how everything in the IT business is going "as a service...". So you start hearing about... read more.
Mule Studio Visual Flow Debugger Walk-through
Have you already tried the Visual Flow Debugger? It's one of the new shiny features that comes with Mule Studio Enterprise 3.4. Well, if... read more.
10 Little Mule Studio Gems
Every so often, while using Studio, I come across clever little gems that our team thoughtfully inserted into the product to improve usability. These... read more.
Lightweight publish/subscribe with Mule and MQTT
If you think that telemetry should only be dealt with by Mr. Chekov, think again... When the "Internet of things" met publish/subscribe, the need... read more.
Open for Big Data: when Mule meets the elephant
Picture an architecture where production data gets painstakingly replicated to a very expensive secondary database, where, eventually, yesterday's information gets analyzed. What's the name... read more.
Mule ESB with the Oracle Database and IBM WebSphere MQ – Use case 2 of 3
In Part 1 of this three part blog, we created a simple message flow in Mule Studio exposed as a basic HTTP service that... read more.