Chicken or Pasta? Component or transformer?
Would you like chicken or pasta? Chocolate or vanilla? Coffee or tea? White wine or red? Component or transformer? If you have a piece of
Consuming .NET WCF SOAP web services from Mule
The SOAP standard was created to address the communication needs between different applications independently of the programming language, platform or technology in use. It
Mule School: Web Services – part 1
I'm going to provide an overview on how to build a simple contract-first web-service and JAX-WS client that consumes the web-service with Mule Studio.
Mule and JAXB: turning an XSD file into an XML Fiesta!
Hello friends! How's it going? Has the following ever happened to you? You show up to work one morning and your boss tells you,
Tremors, GeoNet and Mule: An interview with Geoff Clitheroe
Today we're interviewing Geoff Clitheroe, GeoNet Systems Development Manager at GNS Science in New Zealand. What does this beautiful but quake-prone island country have to do with Mule? This
Mule School: Invoking component methods using Entry Point Resolvers
In the previous lesson Invoking Java Component Over HTTP, we learned how to invoke a simple method of a Java component in Mule Flow.
Mule School: Getting started with JMS
Mule Studio offers easy-to-use components to connect to JMS Queues and Topics. In today's example, we're going to learn how to use ActiveMQ, a
DevOps: Cloud-based continuous deployment
So you're using iON to run your Mule application and Maven to manage your development? Great! You're now ready for the next stage: continuous deployment, which
Giving PHP a Backend
As evident by some prominent web applications PHP remains a popular choice when implementing the front-end of a web application. PHP's lacks a bit, however,
Mule Configuration Inheritance
We often see the need to reuse a component configuration between 2 applications deployed to Mule. For example, let's say you have two Mule