Working with JPA managed entities in Mule applications can be difficult. Since the JPA session is not propagated between message processors, transformers are typically needed to produce an entity from a message’s payload, pass it to a component for processing, then serialize it back to an un-proxied representation for further processing. Transactions have been complicated […]
Introduction After creating a basic Mule App, you might be wondering how to automate the process of deploying a Mule App to CloudHub. In this post, we are introducing a Maven plugin that enables that use case. As a result a Mule App will be deployed automatically to CloudHub after a Maven build. This is […]
On my previous 3-part blog, I showed how Mule ESB can be used to service-enable and orchestrate traditional on-premise technologies like an Oracle database and IBM Websphere MQ. Using Mule ESB, we created a service that accessed employee information from an Oracle database table and transmitted this to IBM WebSphere MQ. An observant customer I […]
I’m thrilled to announce the availability of CloudHub in Europe. With this announcement, we’re extending the industry-leading CloudHub platform to address the needs of our European customers with dedicated computing resources located in the European Union. European companies are adopting the cloud faster than ever — Salesforce recently announced that Europe was their fastest growing […]
MuleSoft has been named one of the “Best Places to Work” by the SF Business Times. The Times’ rankings are based on anonymous, voluntary surveys which rank their employer in areas such as teamwork, retention, co-workers, manager effectiveness, trust in senior leadership, benefits and overall job satisfaction. So what is it about MuleSoft that makes […]
Hi and welcome to Mac, fellow developer In this post, I will go over some tips I’ve been collecting which can make your life as a developer just a little bit easier if you come from other operating systems. Of course the list can grow, but here is my list. This article is based on […]
On this 10th ‘Day of Christmas’ Mule blog post, we tackle an increasingly important question in the world of APIs: Presume that you would like to create a remote API (which perhaps exposes some legacy business logic) for access by internal and/or external clients. How can you make sure that access to your API is […]
It has been a week since we’ve launched APIhub, and we’ve seen phenomenal responses from the ecosystem. Whether it is publishers claiming APIs for themselves to manage, or developers testing the interactive consoles – we are thrilled that the community is sharing the same excitement as we are! It is also testament to the fact […]
I had the privilege of speaking at the Mule Summit in Chicago a few weeks ago. During my presentation, I covered some key Mule ESB features we leverage at Express Scripts: Component Bindings and Custom Configuration Patterns. Few conference attendees were familiar with these features, so we thought blog posts would help share information about […]
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 application with a specific stable version. Jenkins has a great UI, it’s very flexible indeed, but sometimes is not enough. For instance, for CloudHub we deploy a Jenkins build to our QA environment, […]