We are happy to announce the September ’15 release of the Salesforce Analytics Cloud Connector v2.0.0. In this blog post, I will be covering some of the important features of the connector as well as walking you through the technicalities of ingesting data into Salesforce Wave Analytics Cloud by leveraging features within Anypoint Platform. Benefits […]
In the previous post, Getting Started with DataWeave: Part 2, in this four-part series: Getting started with DataWeave Part 1 Getting started with DataWeave Part 2 Getting started with DataWeave Part 4 and a webinar about our powerful yet simple new transformation engine, DataWeave, we introduced you to Selector expressions so that you can navigate to and […]
This all began with a very popular request: “We want to be able to throw an Exception from a flow”. The motivation for this is that it’s fairly common to run into “business errors” (errors not related to the handling and transmission of data but the data itself) which should actually be treated in the same […]
We are very happy today to unveil today not one, but two major updates across the MuleSoft developer experience: 1.) our brand new documentation platform, and 2.) a totally revamped developer forum. A brand new doc platform You can have the greatest technology in the world, but it means nothing if you don’t have fast, […]
Currently, Mule relies on plain old java serialization in order to store objects to files or to replicate them through a Mule cluster. That imposes limitations on:
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This is a follow up to the last post in which we discussed performance improvements on our XPath functionality obtained from the revamped XPath and XSLT support in Mule 3.6. This time, we’ll go through the same exercise but for the XSLT use case. The test Just like with XPath, we worked with Luciano Gandini […]
We use automated build systems not only because they make our lives easier by taking care of building our apps, but because they can run our automated tests and deploy what we build to the target platform. One of our options for building applications (especially Mule applications) is Gradle. The Gradle plugin for Mule apps […]
Sometimes (more often than we think), less concurrency is actually more. Not too long ago, I found myself in a conversation in which we were discussing non-blocking architectures, tuning, and performance. We were discussing that tuning for those models often starts with “2 threads per core” (2TPC). The discussion made me curious about how Mule’s batch module would […]
CONNECT 2015 Technical Sessions With over 30 sessions, customer case studies, hands on labs, product demonstrations, complimentary certification, and a packed solution expo of MuleSoft certified partners, CONNECT provides an great opportunity for current users of Anypoint Platform to uplevel their skills. And if you’re deciding if MuleSoft’s solutions are a good fit for you […]