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Activiti + Mule ESB – Part 1

We are pleased to announce Mule 3 Activiti support. We're very happy to be working with the Activiti team and see a lot of

Esteban Robles Luna

14 mins read | February 15, 2011

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Kanban from the trenches; Lessons learned (Part 2)

On my previous post about Kanban, I presented the challenges we had in our Engineering team. They were:1. Uncontrolled growth of Work In Progress.2.

Ramiro Rinaudo

12 mins read | February 3, 2011

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Feed my inbox; reading RSS feeds with Mule ESB

I read a couple of RSS feeds regularly. Unfortunately, I work across a couple of machines: my laptop, the machine in the office, my

Dirk Olmes

5 mins read | January 26, 2011

Dev guides

New in Mule 3.1 Enterprise

We recently released Mule 3.1 Community and Enterprise editions. In this post, I’d like to introduce Mule 3.1 Enterprise, the first Enterprise release of

Mateo Almenta Reca

5 mins read | January 17, 2011

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Go with the Flow with Mule 3.1!

Mule 3 underwent some significant architectural improvements, I talked about this back when Mule 3.0 was released in my "Mule 3 Architecture: Back to

Daniel Feist

9 mins read | January 12, 2011

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Run Mule, Run! Mule 3.1 is out

The Mule team is very pleased to announce the general availability of Mule ESB 3.1. This release packs a lot of new shiny awesomeness.

Ross Mason

10 mins read | January 11, 2011

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Logging just got a lot easier in Mule 3.1

Mule 3.1 introduces a very useful new <logger> element that makes it easy to inspect the content and properties of your messages in Mule

Daniel Feist

6 mins read | December 17, 2010

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Overcoming the Eclipse XML autocomplete bug

Mule configuration files are Spring XML files by nature. So the XML editor is an important development tool and provides a lot of benefit.

Dirk Olmes

4 mins read | December 8, 2010

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SOAP and REST are not interchangeable

Recently I saw this question posted in a forum: "Does REST have better performance than SOAP"? This question is symptomatic of a fundamental misunderstanding