In my mule project I added a web part. I just wanted to ask if there is a way to track every step of the execution process of my mule application via my web page.
There is a screenshot of what i want to do.
Those steps are related to my mule application. For example if the first step is executed I want to mark it in my web page. Any idea please?! I'm using Mule CE 3.5.0
You can use the AJAX Transport to push events from Mule to the browser displaying the execution steps.
for enterprise edition you can use mmc(mule management console). For testing 1 month trial version available.
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We own a product written in .NET and that uses MS SQL Server. We need to write a new Integration layer that allows integration with a number of third party applications such as Jira, ServiceNow etc. Our endeavor is to use a Microservice based architecture for this integration later and not use an iPaaS or Centralized ESB. Questions are:
Can I embed Mule into a .NET Microservice?
If no, can I embed Mule into a Java Spring Boot application?
In either of the cases above, am I forced to use any other platform/ software from Mulesoft (such as the Mulesoft's Management Plane)?
Does Microservce based embedded Mule provide capabilities for performance/ health monitoring etc.?
Does Mule support writing any custom code in .NET?
Please find the answers below:
Can I embed Mule into a .NET Microservice?
No. Mule 4 is a Java application and currently is not meant to be embedded.
If no, can I embed Mule into a Java Spring Boot application?
No. Mule 4 is not distributed as an embedded Java library.
In either of the cases above, am I forced to use any other platform/ software from Mulesoft (such as the Mulesoft's Management Plane)?
No. You can run Mule as a standalone service or application without using MuleSoft's Control Plane. Be aware that you will lose all management features from the platform.
Does Microservce based embedded Mule provide capabilities for performance/ health monitoring etc.?
Please define to what you refer as "Microservice based embedded Mule". If you mean in the scenarios mentioned in questions 1) or 2) then the answer is no, because those are not valid deployment options for Mule 4.
Does Mule support writing any custom code in .NET?
Yes. There is a .Net Connector to execute .Net code from a Mule application. Look for the last release in the release notes.
I am new to Mule and learning. I downloaded Anypoint Studio and successfully developed and deployed 3 stand alone system APIs to cloud hub. They work via Postman.
Now I want to create a 4th API which is a Process API which will call these 3 system APIs in order. My understanding of API-Led Connectivity is like APIs calling APIs for re-usability.
So I went to the palette and downloaded my 3 published APIs from the Exchange. I dragged and dropped the first one. It asked me to configure. When I provide the values it's failing. That API works fine when I test it via Postman. What mistake am I doing here?
it looks like the answer is very easy. I should have used upper case letters as HTTP instead of http
I am looking for full automation right from configuring App Server, Forest, and Database. I found way to configure MarkLogic through configuration program as per https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/admin-api/configure
I am looking for a way that can be integrated into the build process as a part of automation which will take care of this one-time configuration for MarkLogic 10.
ml-gradle might be what you're looking for:
https://github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle
"ml-gradle is a Gradle plugin that can automate everything you do with MarkLogic. Deploy an application, add a host..."
I have downloaded and started the Milestone 3 version of WSO2 CDM. How do you bring up the relevant CDM application UI from the Management Console?
Thank you !
WSO2 CDM milestone 3 does not have a UI application withit. CDM is a framework which provides core functionaliies for managing any device type. For example WSO2 MDM solution has specific plugins, connectors and a UI to manage mobile devices. Hence you need to write your own plugins, connectors and a UI bundle on top of CDM framework to make a use of it.
I have the following scenario:
We develop a silverlight 4 app for our customers, that will be used as an out-of-browser app. The app is working offline, i.e. app and database are on the users local machine. The app is using WCF-RIA-services to connect to the local database. The database will be an SQL Server Express, SQL Server CE or MySQL. We are using MVVMLight and MEF.
An external webserver is only used for updating the app from time to time or adding new modules to the app. To achieve this we do something similar as shown in Jeremy Likness blog (http://www.wintellect.com/CS/blogs/jlikness/archive/2010/05/25/silverlight-out-of-browser-dynamic-modules-in-offline-mode.aspx )
The reasons why we are doing such a scenario are complex. But to keep a long story short it is mainly for compatibility reasons for a later online version and we don't want to use WPF. So we need to get this working with Silverlight and WCF-RIA services.
Ok, that's the scenario and here's the question:
Do we need a local webserver in this scenario? The app is programmatically installed as out-of-browser, the database is local and connected via WCF-RIA.
If yes, which webserver would be sufficient? It should be installed and configured via an initial setup that is executed by the customer. The customer should not have to do anything with configuring the webserver.
Any other ideas or comments on this scenario? Any other possible solutions for this?
Thanks for your help
Dirk
silverlight wasn't meant to be used this way I think. So it would be like when you are developing app in visual studio and use Cassini to see result - everything runs locally - but you still need a web server. Maybe more info here - http://www.infoq.com/news/2010/06/WPF-vs-Silverlight
I´m not able to provide with a full answer to your problem, as we are currently facing the same problem. (WPF not being cross-platform, Very specific hardware on some clients)
But I may share some of our thoughts on our type of Thick-Silverlight-Client:
To keep deployment etc. simple we use a self-hosting process (installed as background process)
We may not use RIA as the background process has to run using Mono VM (but for MS-only solution see Can WCF RIA Services be self hosted? )
Architectural thoughts on standalone "Clients":
Depending on your requirements implementing a server for each client communicating with the "main"-server by messages (NServiceBus) may be overkill. But if you want to use a client database if offline and silverlight for ui you should consider using an event-driven-architecture.
There is a slideshow on combining "Event-Driven-Architecture" & "CQRS" with Silverlight. But i would not use it as a blueprint more like an inspiration.
http://www.slideshare.net/dennisdoomen/cqrs-and-event-sourcing-an-alternative-architecture-for-ddd