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SOAP consumer in Mule ESB runtime
In my previous blog I covered how to create SOAP web-service https://echarish.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/make-soap-with-mule-runtime/ , in the blog I showed how mule runtime uses CXF component to expose code first soap web-service. You can watch the video tutorial of previous blog below. In this… Continue Reading →
Make SOAP with Mule Runtime
Today we will be takling about how to do SOAP api with mulesoft esb anypoint platform. SOAP based webservices are around from the long time. With the recent advances in REST webservices most of us are moving towards REST but… Continue Reading →
Trigger Mule flow from JAVA
While working on the integration project in Mule ESB, there are various situations where you would like to trigger a Mule flow or a sub-flow by sending it a message payload and then use the response payload for your further… Continue Reading →
Enterprise Integration Patterns – Overview
Enterprise Integration is a complex field to work on, it involves various systems coming together and working as a single unit. Just like any other fields once you start working on the enterprise integration you will notice that their are… Continue Reading →
Power of Transformation – DataWeave – Introduction
Enterprise Integration! … when you work with integration of different systems then sooner or later you have to do the transformation of data. In today’s world very few system’s talk in same data language i.e. for example you may have a… Continue Reading →
Smart way to schedule tasks – Polling -Mule ESB
Polling as the name suggests is a engineering pattern where you write or create a task once and then schedule it to run at some specific frequency, this frequency can be anywhere from milliseconds to days. Polling is a integral… Continue Reading →
Salesforce to Mule ESB in 7 Simple Steps
Today we will be integrating Salesforce and Mule ESB in Seven Simple Steps. Its easy to integrate Salesforce and Mule. Mule integrates with Salesforce without the need of worrying which mechanism to use – example, Mule can integrate easily with… Continue Reading →
MUnit – Test your mule flow – Part Final
Continuation of my previous blog about MUnit Part-1 and Part-2 this is the last part of blog about MUnit, so if you have not read previous parts yet I will highly recommend you to go thorough it before continuing MUnit… Continue Reading →
MUnit – Test your mule flow – Part 2
This blog is the continuation of my previous blog about MUnit, so if you have not read it yet I will highly recommend you to go thorough it before continuing MUnit – Test your mule flow – Part 1 or you… Continue Reading →