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Making SFTP testing portable
Our integration tests should be portable, meaning that if we shared our project, everyone would be able to run our tests on any platform... read more.
How to Build Multi-Tenant iApps using Mule Studio
When building applications in the cloud, a common challenge is to create applications that can serve multiple customers with just one instance of the... read more.
Cross domain REST calls using CORS
To fight XSS attacks, the web browser imposes the same origin policy for HTTP requests made by JavaScript code: But there are a lot... read more.
Automate your deployments with the Jenkins API
The Jenkins build systemhas an open API which means we can do stuff with it. Today we're going to automate the deployment of an... read more.
Synchronous and Asynchronous Throttling
One of the most common use cases while building flows/applications in mule is to be able to communicate to external systems. The performance of... read more.
Trap your Alerts: An SNMP How-to using Java and Mule Enterprise Console
MMC Customer stories series: SNMP alerts Motivation We are evaluating using Nagios or a similar Big Brother Enterprise solution for displaying information about our... read more.
Mule Studio Gets New Flow Refactoring
Have you ever tried to move already created elements through the canvas in Mule Studio? Well, if you did, you may have figured out... read more.
Introducing dataloader.io – simple, free, no download data loader for Salesforce
One of the first integration problems that companies encounter when using a new application is data loading. Whether it's a migrating data from an... read more.
Error handling in Mule 3.3: Catch Exception Strategy
We put a lot of effort in Mule 3.3 to improve error handling in Mule ESB. One of the most common requirements during error... read more.
Connector Callback Testing – Local
Testing using an external API can be a PITA, especially if the API uses any HTTP Callbacks or redirects such as OAuth or WebHooks.... read more.





