MuleSoft just announced the beta release of Mule 4 and Studio 7. If you have worked with any Mule products for the past few years, you will come to appreciate many of the new features in this beta release. To communicate all of the new features, MuleSoft is sharing a series of webinars on the […]
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Announcing Our Integration Matters Partnership
Perficient has added a new partner, Integration Matters, to complement and flesh out current integration offerings. How will this new partnership benefit our customers? Integration Matters focuses on providing organizations with “a clear-cut view of your entire value chain” through their nJAMS platform. nJAMS dives into business processes to provide owners insight into operations, promoting […]
Mule And SSL Debugging
The newer Mule release (I’m currently on 3.8.3) has stopped supporting TLSv1 out of the box. But in some cases, your Mule application may need to “shake hands” with an older application that runs SSL (with TLSv1). For an on-prem server, the solution is to modify “MuleHome/conf/tls-default.conf” file, and change this line: enabledProtocols=TLSv1,TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2 Please note […]
What Does the Appian-MuleSoft Partnership Mean for You?
Two of our technology partners, Appian and MuleSoft, recently announced a partnership to improve integration for digital transformation. Appian is a low-code BPM platform to build apps and simplify workflows. MuleSoft‘s Anypoint Platform integrates apps, data, and devices with API-led connectivity. Together, these two vendors help simplify integration and accelerate digital transformation with the combined functionality of […]
iPaaS – MuleSoft for ESB and API Integration
Organizations today have their structures in place: customer data, historical records in data warehouses and well-built OLAP solutions. Either they have all of the implementations to expose that data as useful information or are working to set up an infrastructure to do so. However, they still find the process of integrating their information into one […]
Using Poll and Water-Marking in MuleSoft
In this portion of blog on MuleSoft we will try to demonstrate how we can use the concept of water-marking in polling at regular intervals to check whether any new information was added, available etc. for comparison and processing purposes. Assumption: The developer has fundamental knowledge of how to write code in MuleSoft Developer is […]
Using MuleSoft for File Transfer from Message Queue to Target Directories on Local/Remote Machines
This is a high-level technical walk-through on how we can leverage the out-of-box connectors to write a logic for file transfer using Java messaging Service. Assumption: -Developer knows basic coding techniques in MuleSoft workspace – Developer knows about JMS and the queues/ topics messaging model 1. Pre-Config Requirements: a. Make sure to have java version […]
Elasticity and Disaster Recovery Using Cloud Computing
For any organization to run and grow either organically or even seamlessly merge/ acquire with another entity and continue promoting growth, digital transformation plays a vital role. Regardless of the industry, to reach your customer base with maximum potential, you need to have the digital means that can be personalized based on individual customers, geographical […]
Looking to Implement Software Solutions? Look at Cloud Computing..
With the rising trend to move the infrastructure into the cloud, more enterprises are looking forward to building or migrating their IT hub into the cloud space. There are several obvious advantages of cloud computing that explain its wide-spread popularity: 1. Cost of infrastructure– Having to build an entire network for data storage, processing units, clustered-network […]
OAuth Dance with Mule External Provider
OAuth Dance sounds like such a romantic term in the otherwise boring IT landscape. The term also helps dazzle many beginners who are trying to grasp the essence of this seemingly magical new security mechanism. Although plenty has been said about OAuth2, I still find it is valuable to walk through all four OAuth grant […]
Running Mule API in Hybrid Mode – 3.8.x
Things are moving fast with Mule (no pun intended). It has been barely a year since I posted about the Mule hybrid API with 3.7 release. That version has already become somewhat obsolete. With the Mule release 3.8, the API gateway and ESB are firmly fused into one (technically that already happened with the last 3.7.x) and […]
Enabling HTTPS for a Mule Application
Enabling HTTPS is a common task when developing HTTP based applications. With many platforms, such as Apache server, WebLogic, JBoss etc, it’s simply a matter of clicking a checkbox, or change one config line. For a Mule application, it takes a bit more finessing. There are plenty of posts and online resources discussing it. Yet […]