In this post I will show a proof-of-concept for a dynamic HTTP proxy implemented using Mule. Principle The proxy forwards HTTP request using the context and relative path parts of the request URL to determine the server and port to which the request is to be forwarded. In the example in this article a SOAP… Read More »
I want my Mule configuration files to look cool, even though I use components, transformers etc that I implemented myself. 🙂 In this article I will show a very simple example of how to create a custom Mule component and implement support for my own namespace in Mule configuration files. Later, when I use my… Read More »
Finally I am back for part two of Scheduled Reading of Multiple Files with Mule. If you haven’t read part one, I recommend you to do so before reading this post. Group Files Read at One Occasion We have managed to schedule the reading of one or more files from an inbox directory, as above.… Read More »
In this example we will look at how to schedule reading of all files available in a directory. The actions that can be scheduled are not limited to file reading; the technique used in this example allows us to schedule anything that Mule can do. As an extension to the example, we will also look… Read More »
Problem When attempting to unit-test a Mule transformer that need access to session- or invocation-scoped message properties, I found the result to be an IllegalStateException that told me: Detected an attempt to set an invocation or session property, but a MuleEvent hasn’t been created using this message yet. I managed to trace the problem to… Read More »