Mule intro
- 2. Introduction Is an ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) light that enables the integration of applications quickly and easily regardless of the technologies.
- 3. Introduction Mule ESB is based on the concept of service- oriented (SOA) allowing you to create applications by creating services that will be consumed by other applications architecture
- 4. Main features ● Opensource. ● Lightweight and highly scalable, allowing you to connect different applications in time. ● Creating and hosting services: different services to be consumed by other applications so they can be reused are exposed.
- 5. Main features ●Mediation and routing services: Protection in message format by separating them from the business logic. Routing messages based on rules. ● Mule components can be of any type, a simple POJO, a REST service or any complex object. In addition Mule components do not require any additional code or extend any kind of API Mule. Messaging is separate from the business logic. ●Mule can be implemented in multiple topologies, not only ESB.
- 6. Main features ●Supports multiple formats of messages: SOAP, REST, etc ●It allows synchronous and asynchronous communication. ● Different providers for authentication and authorization: Spring Security, JAAS, LDAP, CAS, etc.
- 7. Main features ●Supports multiple operating systems: Linux, Solaris, AIX, Windows, Mac OS X, etc. ●Multipes compatible servers: Tomcat, JBoss, WebSphere, WebLogic, Geronimo, etc. ●Supports multiple databases: Oracle, MySQL, DB2, SQL Server, Derby.
- 8. Main features ●Integrated with Maven and Ant. ● It supports different programming languages: Java, Groovy, JavaScript, JRuby, etc. ● It has a plugin for Eclipse which facilitates the use and creation of components of Mule.