Posts Tagged ‘mulesoft’

Mule variables and their scope are a widely-discussed subject. Even with the official document (linked above) and plenty of online discussions, I still find there are subtleties left to be discovered. Sometimes it takes experimenting to find out the precise behavior. This is how I sum up the general rules concerning variables and scopes: Flow […]

** If you want to follow the steps in this post to create the API and need a sample RAML, please see the end of the post for the hello-world RAML file ** With the Mule 3.8.x release, the Mule API gateway and ESB has merged into one. Now it is simply called Mule Runtime […]

As we wrap up 2016, let’s take a look at the top 10 integration blog posts from our thought leaders. These blogs were published on Perficient’s Integrate Blog. If you missed any of these posts, you may want to take a look. #1 – Establishing an Integration Strategy and Roadmap By Erich Roch | January 27, […]

MuleSoft positions as a leader in many of Gartner’s Magic Quadrants. The two most relevant are Enterprise Integration and API Management where MuleSoft sits in the Leader quadrant among few vendors. These commendations prove that MuleSoft has the capabilities to support trends such as Internet of Things with the MuleSoft Exchange connector market, cloud and […]

To see more on Mule Json data processing, please follow this newer blog post: https://blogs.perficient.com/integrate/2018/03/02/json-data-processing-mule-transformers-dataweave/ When a JSON object comes into Mule application, it’s very common it’s represented as a JSON formatted string. For example, when it’s part of HTTP post string or part of the message received from an Amazon SQS queue. In order to process the JSON formatted […]

Perficient is sponsoring this year’s MuleSoft Summit  in Atlanta on Tuesday, October 18th. This event will bring together a number of CIOs, IT Leaders, architects, and developers from a range of Atlanta-based companies. The summit will feature stories from client speakers on how they’ve used MuleSoft technology to enable and accelerate digital transformation. Tracks are tailored […]

Mule ESB has been arguably the most popular and efficient open source Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) available in the market and its rich options of connectors, routers, filters, error handlers, transformers supporting multiple languages like java, JavaScript, groovy, python and ruby has elevated it to the indisputable ESB of the digital era. In September 2016, […]

It has always bothered me that I can’t find earlier versions of Mule product. Someone asked me the same question today. So I took myself to task to figure out the bottom of this thing. I think I may have found the holy grail, so to speak. In this case, my colleague wants to download anypoint […]

This is a traditional chicken or the egg problem, and I would like to put in my 2 cents by trying to address the same question in the information technology era. We see hundreds of new and emerging startups rising every day across all the industries. The secret of success is not coming from any […]

Hot off the press, MuleSoft just released a new Salesforce connector “7.2.0.201608251058”. If you read carefully, that’s about 5 days ago. Normally, I’m not in a hurry to update new connector release. However, this time it may be worthwhile to get the new version if you need to use a particular feature: setting SFDC fields to […]

Enterprises must be lean and agile in order to compete. Yet in many organizations, consolidations, mergers, and acquisitions have created fragmented, non-integrated systems and processes that drain financial and human resources and diminish your ability to respond to a changing market and the relentless demands of customers and partners. Perficient’s integration and application program interface […]

Every project needs to store passwords to access some resources, such as DB, network accounts etc.  Mule uses java properties to store the passwords. Since property files are in text format, we need to encrypt these passwords. There are two ways to do this with Mule. One method is to use pure java solution, the other […]