Splitting a List
July 2nd, 2009I’ve talked about the List-Message-Splitter router before but have not had time to document a simple example of it yet.
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Pump Up the (Mule) Base
June 29th, 2009Everyone who uses Mule sets the MULE_HOME environment variable to get things working. Not everyone is aware of the MULE_BASE environment variable though
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JMX Lock Down
June 25th, 2009Teaching the Mule for System Administrators course last week meant that I spoke about JMX too, as usual. JMX on its own is not particularly interesting, but coupled with the Mule MX4j agent, you can quickly see some results in a browser.
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Mule NG
June 11th, 2009For those of us who have been wondering when certain features will be available in Mule, we finally have news of Mule 3 – and hot deployment is on the cards!
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Synchronicity – Mule II
June 4th, 2009In recent releases of Mule, the use of the synchronous attribute on endpoints has subtly changed the manner in which messages flow through the bus.
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Your Mule Needs You!
June 1st, 2009Nominations are out for the SourceForge community choice awards. Mule is in the running for this and we’d like to encourage you to vote for Mule!
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Endpoint Visibility
May 28th, 2009I often am asked why components should not be tightly coupled to Mule. It sometimes is easy (and simple) to use the event context and send messages to alternative endpoints from within Java code, so why not? There is a standard answer, but I’d like to tackle a little-known reason in this post.
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Multiple Connectors
May 25th, 2009I answered a message on the Mule user list this morning about connectors and how Mule auto-creates them if they’re not declared. I wanted to link to a post on the blog as I thought I had blogged about this before but it turns out I haven’t.
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Your Mule Blog Needs You!
May 21st, 2009Fourteen months and 120 posts ago, I started writing this blog. The first post wasn’t even Mule related but it was my first attempt at voicing my opinion about the weird and wonderful world around us.
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One (ESB) to Many (Mule)
May 18th, 2009Something I talk about in our Architect’s course is the structure of the ESB and how this relates to Mule and a Mule topology. Often, people think of an ESB as a single box on a diagram and then assume that they would have one single Mule running in their enterprise which represents that single box.
This is not the case.
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