iBeans introductory screencast
I just finished an iBeans screen cast that provides an overview of iBeans and provides a detailed tour of one of the examples that
Finding bad code
Several years ago, I moved into Product Management, and progressively my time writing code has diminished. Hanging out with the super smart developers at
Interoperating With .NET Web Services
There are use cases where you may want to send a message through HTTP, File, or another transport to a .NET Web Service. Using
Recompiling Tomcat May Cause Runtime Problems
It's a very good thing that Tomcat is open source software. Because it is open, it enjoys broad stand-alone adoption, plus it has been incorporated
Overcoming XML Validation Errors in Eclipse 3.5
When I recently switched to Eclipse Galileo, I noticed that a Mule configuration file that had previously validated correctly now had validation errors. Since
Tomcat Performance Tuning Tips
I often get questions about how to tune Tomcat for better performance. It is usually best to answer this only after first spending some
Whitepaper: Migrating from WebLogic to Tomcat
While it has been commonplace (and well documented) for IT organizations to migrate Java EE applications initially developed on Apache Tomcat upward to commercial
Using Quartz to Trigger a Service
When you're working with Mule, you're usually concerned about responding to messages that come in and making sure you're routing them correctly from service
Using Mule for ETL
The Mule framework provides all the extract/transform/load (ETL) tools you need for connecting to data sources, extracting and transforming data, and passing it along
Having Some REST with Mule’s Power Tools
This is a guest blog entry by David Dossot, co-author of the soon-to-be-released book Mule in Action. I recently had the opportunity to integrate