We are pleased to announce the General Availability of Mule Enterprise 2.2. This release includes all the great features and bug fixes in the latest Community Release and more. An evaluation of Mule Enterprise 2.2 can be downloaded, or existing customers can access it via the MuleSource Support Portal…
On Monday, I spoke to a standing room only crowd at the San Francisco Java Users Group about using the Mule ESB to integrate applications. We talked about:.. I provided an example to help demonstrate the concepts we discussed and promised I would post it. It is attached here. The demo includes a MuleIDE project […]
The Mule development team is pleased to announce that Mule 2.2.0 is now available for download. This release includes:.. Support for Spring Security 2.0 as a Security Manager inside of Mule Support for a powerful new expression language for querying Mule information at run-time Support for specifying a namespace globally so that it can be […]
We’ve negotiated discounts for our blog readers and community members to get 35% off on Mule in Action by David Dossot and John D’Emic or Open Source ESBs in Action by Jos Dirksen and Tijs Rademakers. A few weeks ago, Andrew Perepelytsya blogged about these books, which you can now purchase on the Manning website. […]
Today I released the 2.0 RC1 release of the Mule IDE. Not much changed since the last development snapshot but we have tested the IDE a lot internally on a variety of operating systems since then. If you upgrade from a development snapshot, note that you’ll have to change the location of the update site: […]
Creating new Mule configurations can be a tedious task, because you have to know which modules and transports to use and properly declare all namespaces on the root <mule> element of your configuration file. The latest Mule IDE snapshot adds a wizard for creating a new Mule configuration. Simply choose File > New > Other, […]
There is an interesting post by Anne Thomas Maines from Burton Group exclaiming that SOA has gone the way of the Dodo: Once thought to be the savior of IT, SOA instead turned into a great failed experiment—at least for most organizations. SOA was supposed to reduce costs and increase agility on a massive scale. […]
Last week I posted about Writing Mule Transformers, this week I’m going to continue with some more advanced features users can take advantage of. Lifecycle All objects in Mule have lifecycle associated with them. Lifecycle calls can be added as necessary. For transformers, there are two lifecycle methods that are most useful. By default the […]