Developer Tools

Reliable Acquisition using the Sftp connector

A high-reliability application (one that has zero tolerance for message loss) not only requires the underlying ESB to be reliable, but that reliability needs

Mariano Gonzalez

9 mins read | August 5, 2015

API design

Need 77% performance boost? No problem with Mule 3.7 using Kryo

Currently, Mule relies on plain old java serialization in order to store objects to files or to replicate them through a Mule cluster. That

Mariano Gonzalez

18 mins read | July 29, 2015

API strategy

Batch Module: Obtaining the job instance id in Mule 3.7

A popular request among users of the Batch module is the ability to grab the job instance id in any of a Batch job's

Mariano Gonzalez

3 mins read | July 27, 2015

Dev guides

Refactoring MUnit: the Mule testing framework

A few years ago, a MuleSoft engineer had a vision. That vision: automated testing for Mule applications in Anypoint Studio. As this developer’s

Aaron Landgraf

4 mins read | July 1, 2015

Integration training

XSLT transformations: also faster since Mule 3.6

This is a follow up to the last post in which we discussed performance improvements on our XPath functionality obtained from the revamped XPath

Mariano Gonzalez

3 mins read | June 18, 2015

Connectors and templates

Continuous Integration with Mule and Gradle

We use automated build systems not only because they make our lives easier by taking care of building our apps, but because they can

Juan Alberto Lopez Cavallotti

7 mins read | June 9, 2015

API design

Mr. Batch and the Quest for the right Threading Profile

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

Mariano Gonzalez

9 mins read | May 21, 2015

How to tutorials

JMS Queue: When Size Does Matter

Anypoint Platform is fast. The legacy systems that it often connects to? Not so much. Therefore, in real world use cases, the requirements often call for