Very Briefly for the Impatient Java code generated by Altova MapForce in the “com.altova” package and sub-packages may differ between different mappings. It is not possible to create a common library and reuse it between different mappings without risking errors. The Slightly Longer Version At the office we use Altova’s MapForce to create mappings and… Read More »
Remote JMX Monitoring of a Mule Instance In this post I will describe how to enable monitoring of a remote Mule instance using JMX. In addition I will also enable the MX4J web interface that will expose the JMX properties of the Mule instance in a web application and I will install the Jolokia Mule… Read More »
Much to my surprise, Petter Nordlander implemented support for using Apache Camel as the engine of the transport service in Message Cowboy. As of today, you have to chose either Mule or Camel as the engine of the transport service, but it should be possible to have two instances of the transport service going at… Read More »
In this second article about Message Cowboy, the tool to perform scheduled file moves and message transfers, I will talk a bit about how to use the program. Configuration Properties Using the configuration properties, we can configure which database will be used, whether to start an embedded ActiveMQ broker and some additional aspects of database… Read More »