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Welcome Tomcat expert Jason Brittain!

In conjunction with the exciting news about our new enterprise product for Tomcat, Tcat Server, we are thrilled to announce that Jason Brittain, renowned

Admin

2 mins read | September 3, 2009

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Introducing MuleSoft TCat Server

This week is an exciting one at MuleSoft — we just announced our newest product, MuleSoft Tcat Server. Tcat Server is a new enterprise

Sateesh Narahari

9 mins read | September 2, 2009

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Browsing the Source Code with the Mule IDE

If you're working with the Mule IDE, the Mule source code is automatically attached to the Mule JARs. This allows you to browse and

Dirk Olmes

2 mins read | April 15, 2009

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Mule IDE 2.0 RC1 released

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

Dirk Olmes

< 1 min read | February 9, 2009

Dev guides

Mule IDE “Christmas” snapshot release

I was able to squash some bugs on the IDE since the last snapshot release. The first bug was related to creating new projects

Dirk Olmes

2 mins read | December 23, 2008

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Writing a Mule Transformer, Part 2

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.

Ross Mason

6 mins read | December 12, 2008

Dev guides

Preview release of Mule IDE

A bit of history We created Mule IDE to ease the work when developing with Mule. Along with the work on Mule 2.0 we

Dirk Olmes

2 mins read | December 4, 2008

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Writing a Mule Transformer

Transformers in Mule are simple objects that convert the current message from one type to another. The interface for a transformer is simple, but

Ross Mason

5 mins read | December 3, 2008

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Introducing Expression Transformers

The Mule expression framework was one of the new features in Mule 2. It provides a very powerful way to make queries on incoming

Ross Mason

4 mins read | November 26, 2008

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