Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Broadcast

In my post yesterday, we did a brief introduction to the migration pattern. Today we are going to do a similar overview of the broadcast pattern which is a kinetic version of the migration pattern. Pattern 2: Broadcast What is it? Broadcast can also be called “one way sync from one to many”, and it […]

Intro to Data Integration Patterns – Migration

Hi all, in this post I wanted to introduce you to how we are thinking about integration patterns at MuleSoft. Patterns are the most logical sequences of steps to solving a generic problem. Like a hiking trail, patterns are discovered and established based on use. Patterns always come in degrees of perfection with much room […]

What’s your connected world?

We asked you to describe a connected world, and received some great responses! Here are a few of our favorites: In a connected world, my alarm clock would trigger my coffee maker #connect14  — Sarah Burke (@scbsays) April 4, 2014 In a connected world, my doctor, dentist or surgeon knows my entire history #Connect14  — […]

Connect Legacy .NET to Salesforce – Part 1

A Step-By-Step Guide SaaS applications like Salesforce have proven to be highly disruptive for many .NET architectures.  In this multi-part blog series, we’ll demonstrate step-by-step how .NET-centric organizations can use existing assets (e.g. legacy .NET applications, SAP) to maximize the value of their Salesforce investment without disrupting underlying code. Scenario: In Part 1 of this […]

Mule Meets Zuul: A Centralized Properties Management – Part I, Server side

It is always recommended to use Spring properties with Mule, to externalize any configuration parameters (URLs, ports, user names, passwords, etc.). For example, the Acme API from my previous post connects to an external database. So instead of hard-coding connectivity options inside my application code, I would create a properties file, e.g. acme.properties, as follows: […]

What do the Kiwis really know about APIs?

It turns out quite a bit. Media companies, postal services, newspapers and other print publishers have been talking about monetizing digital assets both to create new revenue opportunities and, quite frankly, to remain relevant in the age of the digital prosumer. New Zealand Post has embarked on a project to unlock their digital assets with […]

Meet a Muley – Frances Sink, Curriculum Developer

Happy Friday Everyone! For this week’s Meet a Muley post, we headed over the Training team to chat with France Sink! Frances is our Curriculum Developer for all things API, working to make the lives of our customers easier. First thought that came to mind when you looked into the mirror today? I’ll just…go for […]

Batch Module Reloaded

With Mule’s December 2013 release we introduced the new batch module. We received great feedback about it and we even have some CloudHub users happily using it in production! However, we know that the journey of Batch has just begun and for the Early Access release of Mule 3.5 we added a bunch of improvements. […]

End-to-end OAuth for APIs in less than 5 minutes!

How quickly can you enable OAuth on an API and allow for client applications to be rapidly built for them? With the new OAuth 2.0 policy that is now available with the Anypoint Platform for APIs, the answer is no more than five minutes! Have a look for yourself with the following viewlet: