Testing with MuleSoft’s MUnit: Part 2
This tutorial continues from Part 1. Mock is a feature provided by MUnit to mock the behavior of the message processor. Basically, MUnit replaces
Testing with MuleSoft’s MUnit: Part 1
Learn more about MUnit and learn more about how to test Mule. MUnit is a Mule application testing framework which allows you to build
Your new Maven friend – the Mule Maven Plugin 2.0
If you're a Mule user, there's a good chance that you're using Maven to automate building and testing of your applications. We're happy to announce
Refactoring MUnit: the Mule testing framework
A few years ago, a MuleSoft engineer had a vision. That vision: automated testing for Mule applications in Anypoint Studio. As this developer’s
Man in the Mirror, Apple’s Security Flaw, and the Importance of Unit Testing
The "Man-in-the-Middle” attack is such a well-recognized security risk, with established solutions and preventative measures in place that when I first heard about the
Releasing Faster using pipelines: lessons learned from the trenches
You probably heard we have been moving into a faster release cadence with the new mountain ranges releases in this post and this one. For many
Making SFTP testing portable
Our integration tests should be portable, meaning that if we shared our project, everyone would be able to run our tests on any platform
Trap your Alerts: An SNMP How-to using Java and Mule Enterprise Console
MMC Customer stories series: SNMP alerts Motivation We are evaluating using Nagios or a similar Big Brother Enterprise solution for displaying information about our
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.
Error handling testing with Byteman
Testing exception handling code is not always an easy task. You either need to setup the external conditions that cause the exception to be