Cheat Sheet: Mule Expression Language
Since Mule 3.3 the Mule Expression Language (MEL) has been the default scripting language for expressions in Mule. It is very powerful and based
Introducing MuleSoft Blueprints: Scalability and Availability
One of our New Year resolutions is to create more content around specific subject areas. The aim of MuleSoft Blueprints is to provide a
Mule Component Bindings
I had the privilege of speaking at the Mule Summit in Chicago a few weeks ago. During my presentation, I covered some key Mule
Cross domain REST calls using CORS
To fight XSS attacks, the web browser imposes the same origin policy for HTTP requests made by JavaScript code: But there are a lot
Automate your deployments with the Jenkins API
The Jenkins build systemhas an open API which means we can do stuff with it. Today we're going to automate the deployment of an
Error handling in Mule 3.3: Catch Exception Strategy
We put a lot of effort in Mule 3.3 to improve error handling in Mule ESB. One of the most common requirements during error
Connector Callback Testing – Local
Testing using an external API can be a PITA, especially if the API uses any HTTP Callbacks or redirects such as OAuth or WebHooks.
Welcome to Mule Enterprise
Introduction Those of you who are regular visitors to this blog are no doubt familiar with Mule Community Edition. With this blog I'd like
Mule School: DataMapper Testing Mappings and POJO inputs
One aspect of Mule DataMapper that makes it a grate data integration tool is its ability to do mappings involving complex and different data
Pattern-Based Configuration: Hello HTTP Proxy!
The configuration patterns series continues with this new installment! We're happy to announce that a new configuration pattern made its way into Mule 3.3.