In the last article I have described my attempts with writing Mule apps in IntelliJ for Kernel edition. With no luck. Here I will focus on writing a simple application in environment that we should know pretty well … Anypoint Studio. After that I will deploy this application on Kernel application server to test how it works. If you are interested with basic information’s about Mule Kernel 4 look at this article where I have revealed some basic news.
Mule 4 Kernel – IntelliJ IDEA
ceived lately a lot of questions regarding Community Edition of Mule ESB in version 4. Therefore I have decided to write a couple of articles about this . First of all MuleSoft has rebranded community version into the Mule 4 Kernel. In this article I had in mind to show, how to write a simple application using IntelliJ IDEA community IDE. However this is impossible yet. You will see only how to setup Kernel runtime and what is going on with IntelliJ plugin for newest Mule Runtime. In the next article I will use Anypoint Studio instead.
Mule 4 Kernel – revealed!
In this article I would like to write a little about new Mule Kernel 4. As I have stated it earlier this is rebranded Mule 4 CE. In this article you will see what capabilities we have in this release. Some of them we will investigate later on in forthcoming articles.
Warsaw MuleSoft Meetup #1 Summary
ve decided to write a short summary for our very first MuleSoft Meetup in Poland. The meeting took place in PwC Poland at 24th October. It gathered super cool muleys that are eager to learn new things and network. We talked about new features that Mule 4 introduced. After that was demo of how to use security placeholders in Anypoint Studio 7.
MuleSoft Meetup Group Leader
I am proud to announce that I have become a new MuleSoft Meetup Group Leader. This is very important to me as I am also the first one in my homeland, that is Poland. Soon I am going to organize my first meetup. I will be more than happy to share my knowledge with you…
How to attach your application to Mule Domain?
In the previous article, I have described how to create a custom Mule Domain Project. This time we will try to consume that. In other words, we will attach the Mule application to our previously defined domain. Link Just to recap. Let us see how our domain looks like. We have a mydomain project with…
Enterprise Integration Patterns – Review
Recently I have finished reading Enterprise Integration Patterns by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf. This book presents in a structured way a lot of design patterns for message oriented integration solutions. It is also recommended reading made by MuleSoft on their Solution Design training.
Practical overview of sharing global configuration using Domain Project
In the previous article, I have described how to share common functionality encapsulated in the flows and subflows. This time I will focus on the common configurations that should be shared among our applications, especially in the context of on-prem deployment. Mule has a domain project application that can solve that. You will see how…
How to share reusable code in MuleSoft
From my point of view, reusability is extremely important to deliver functionality quicker and in a more consistent manner. I wrote about reusing DataWeave code in Modules, also reusing RAML using API Fragments. Today I focus on sharing some common logic, encapsulated within the (private) flow or subflow. In Mule ESB we have a couple…
DataWeave Modules, new way to introduce reusability
It is always desirable to reuse as much code as possible. We can do the same regarding DataWeave transformations and custom functions. In this article, I will describe how to reuse code in the newest DataWeave using modules. For those working with DataWeave 1.0, I will describe how to reuse code with readUrl function. DataWeave…