In this blog post, I’ll give you some background information about JDBC, explain what Mule ESB and Studio do with JDBC, and demonstrate how can you use it in a simple example. A little reference for JDBC: JDBC, which stands for Java Database Connectivity, is basically an API that enables users to execute operations over a Data Source […]
This tutorial is the first in a series of blog posts that explain how to integrate Mule and Social Media. Today’s post will focus on connecting to Twitter and sending a tweet (if you don’t know what Twitter is read this). Subsequent tutorials will cover: LinkedIn Facebook Yammer
For the past few months we’ve been busy working hard on the next version of Mule, release 3.3. This release candidate includes all the new features and improvements from Milestone 1 and Milestone 2, as well as those that we have introduced since. As you’ll see, we didn’t slow down as we neared feature-complete, but continued to make high-impact […]
Flow Controls, as the name suggests, control how messages are sent and received within a Mule flow. In the following examples, we’ll learn about the various Flow Controls that Mule offers. First up: Choice Router. Choice Router allows us to route a request to a specific path based on an expression. Mule provides implementations of […]
We’re happy to announce that a new version of Mule iON is now available which is focused on helping you address many of the challenges of doing integration in the cloud. When running in the cloud, many things change: Your integration doesn’t have a dedicated operations team You may need to integrate with unreliable services […]
We’re proud to announce that a new SSH Cloud Connector for Mule just went public! Let’s take a peak into the features, useful use cases and of course, coding examples. Why do I want this? This connector is mainly aimed to situations in which systems integration requires executing shell commands into a remote system. Examples […]
This is a series of blogs aimed at developers new to Mule that are just getting started. These lessons will introduce common concepts and implement frequent use case that we see in our community. If you have suggestions for a lesson, please post it in the comments. The lessons are all based on Mule Studio, […]
Transactions are a fundamental piece of Mule, since they are essential to guaranteeing that, in the event of an exception or a problem, the consistency of the process will be maintained and that there will be no loss of information. When working with a unique resource (such as one JMS Broker, or one Database), the solution […]
Last month we released Mule 3.3 M1, our first milestone on the way to Mule 3.3. While for production you should use Mule 3.2.1, we hope these milestones are a great way to play around with the latest and greatest features. This is a great opportunity to provide feedback and have an impact on what we are doing […]
Mule allows us to expose services to the web through CXF, but what happens when these services handle sensitive information that we don’t want just anybody to read or change? We need to be able to authenticate who is consuming the Web service and determine if the user should have access to the service or […]