streaming API

This is part four of my five-part series documenting high scalability in Mule 4. If you haven’t read part one, Scale your APIs with

Once upon a time, I couldn’t do without my middleware. To make my application resilient and scalable, and to allow it to talk to

Salesforce introduced Platform Events with its Summer ‘17 release (API v40). While the Anypoint Connector for Salesforce has supported Streaming API Events, the following

Streaming in Mule 4 is now as easy as drinking beer! There are incredible improvements in the way that Mule 4 enables you to

Salesforce introduced the Streaming API with its Spring ‘16 release (API v36). It was a neat feature since Salesforce users don’t have to poll

When it comes to getting data in and out of Salesforce using Anypoint Platform, there are a number of different options. Typically, using just

We are all very proud to announce that Mule's December 2013 release shipped with a major leap forward feature that will massively change and

Before streaming APIs, if you wanted to know if there were any updates on a specific event you had to query the API periodically

Its about time the Web became more event-driven.  We have had AJAX for many years enabling events between server and browser, but on the

There was a lot of buzz a few years ago around real-time web and since then it has been bubbling along. I have a