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Divide and conquer: Decoupling API provider and consumer lifecycles
Like any product, APIs and client apps that use APIs have their own lifecycles. They each experience their own Create, Publish, Realize, Maintain, and Retire phases. When things go well, services will experience important use (and re-use) and grow to maturity to provide significant contributions to your company’s performance. And client apps will use APIs […]
How to migrate existing SOAP-based services as proxies in Anypoint Platform
Whether you’re new to Anypoint Platform or an integration expert, you may have SOAP-based services that you want to migrate “as is.” This can be done using MuleSoft (Mule 3) by migrating them as proxies. Often those SOAP-based services have WSDL that are not self-contained (WSDLs having dependencies on other WSDLs), this blog will give […]
Mule XML SDK
Reuse is the catalyst that turns the vision of API-led connectivity into a reality. In the context of MuleSoft, reuse can come in many different forms: APIs Frameworks added as a jar/maven dependency Pre-packaged project templates within Exchange, which could then be imported into Anypoint Studio
Announcing MuleSoft Accelerators for Salesforce Clouds
With MuleSoft and Salesforce now together as one company, we now have an unparalleled opportunity to collaborate on new products and solutions to deliver joint value for customers. This has been a key area of focus for us, and we are excited to announce our first joint solution, MuleSoft Accelerator for Salesforce Service Cloud and […]
Anypoint Platform quarterly FAQ: Q3 2019
As the old saying goes, “If you have a question, it’s likely many other people are wondering the same thing.” That’s why we are introducing the first installment of our Anypoint Quarterly FAQ where we answer our customers’ most frequently asked questions. This quarter, we will be focusing on questions surrounding the Anypoint Platform October […]
Error Handling with Anypoint MQ
In a modern cloud architecture, one of the common patterns that is observed is the use of message queues to: Decouple applications Improve performance Increase reliability Implement granular scalability
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 store of choice to drive application health and decision making. With Heroku Postgres, you gain the advantages of Heroku’s operational expertise of scaling applications and allow your team to quickly access […]
Beyond MuleSoft Development Fundamentals: Mule 4 Logging
Logging is useful for monitoring and troubleshooting your Mule applications and the Mule server — whether that’s recording errors raised by the application or specific details, such as status notifications, custom metadata, and payloads.
How to use JSON Web Token (JWT) validation policy
Do you want to establish secure transactions between clients and your APIs? Do you want to know a safe way to represent information between two parties? Or confirm that the data was sent by an authentic source? JSON Web Token (JWT) is a compact way to securely transmit information between two parties. If you have […]
Event-driven architectures and the AsyncAPI specification
I’m at the Barcelona airport. It’s summer and I’m finally going to visit my family in Badajoz after a long period. The queue at the security checkpoint looks endless but I have time. The phone rings. It’s my mom, she’s excited that I’m visiting and is giving me an update on how things are there […]