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Author: Jiangnan Baiyi, original article address: Yun Assume that a Traveler wants to develop a good Java backend server on winter nights. The so-called beauty is the high performance, tens of millions of users; high reliability, failover is still dead; high scalability, with the nearby tuxedo, ibm mq, WebService neighbors to deal well. This is a non-personalized requirement, almost every time. The open-source world of Java has prepared Mina, cxf,

developers who directly edit code. You can deploy a mule application to a robust and lightweight mule server. It performs just as well in standalone installation and cluster topology mode. The management console can be deployed to a mule repository or multiple mule cluster

Mule FoundationMule is a lightweight integrated platform that enables you to connect anything, any location. Instead of creating multiple point-to-point integrations between systems, services, APIs (application programming Interface, application programming interfaces) and devices, you can use mule to intelligently manage message routing, data mapping, business processes, reliability, Security and scalabili

. The project structure tree contains the directory structure of the entire project. After creating a mule project, you will see the mule project name and the following file and directory structure: Path Description Src/main/Java Stores custom Java classes Src/main/Resources Storage Flowchart Src/test/Resources Stores custom Java test classes Applicat

This demo shows a basic function of ESB: connecting two systems. Source code can be checked out from SourceForge, SVN address https://mydemolib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mydemolib The demo steps are as follows: 1. Start cxfdemo-server to publish the service: mvnclean jetty: Run2. Start cxfdemo-client and directly connect to the Service released by cxfdemo-server to confirm that both the

Undertake Mule ESB-Content-Based Routing Tutorial (1)5. Run the applicationAfter creating, configuring, and saving your new application, you can run it on the embedded Mule server (including in Mule Studio as part of the bundled download ). 1. In the Package Explorer pane, right-click the Basic Tutorial. mflow file and

the command line running and the running based on the Axis service. If the latter is used, enter the following address in the browser: http: // localhost: 65081/services/EchoUMO? Method = echo 2.2 run in Development Environment 2.2.1 create a Mule Project Enter the project name, select Add sample project content, select Echo Example from the drop-down list, and Finish. 2.2.2 run After creating a project, you can view the project structure, right

byte stored in stream correct but garbled?Frequent debuggingProgramWhen we view the content of an object, the object viewer calls the tostring method of the object. After checking, we found that the tostring method of bytearrayoutputstream was overwritten: Java code girls cut their hair for the first time PublicSynchronizedString tostring (){ ReturnNewString (BUF,0, Count ); } Bytearrayoutputstream uses all the bytes in the buffer to create and return a String object. Note that

Restpack. Mule Restpack provides a full set of connectors and complete guides to help users create new restful applications. At the time this article was written, the package provided three types of transporter, based on three popular rest frameworks: Abdera, Jersey, and Restlet. So we can easily expose new resources, but how do we integrate existing rest resources? The good news is that the groovy support provided by the

the value of the parameter. 2. Web Service Proxy The Web Service Proxy is used to forward the client's WS request directly to the corresponding remote WS-Server processing and returns the processing result. Mule itself does not do any processing. 2.1 Configuration Mode 1 Sample Configuration encoding= "UTF-8" disabletransporttransformer= "false" exchange-pattern= "Request-response" doc:name= "HTTP" Doc:d

Original reproduced from: http://blog.csdn.net/neareast/article/details/11111279 Mule Basic Concepts In the simplest case, the Mule application processes messages through a number of message processors like Lego bricks, which are grouped together as a process we call flow . Understanding the basic message structure and flow system is the key to understanding mule