A while ago, I have posted a blog about tracing messages using end-to-end-logging in Mule 3. However, since we are now building integrations in Mule… Read More »End-to-end logging and message tracing in Mule 4
Today I needed to do a more complex transformation of a field in DataWeave: I needed to transform an object location from Degrees Minutes Seconds… Read More »Calling a Java function from DataWeave (and solving the deployment issue)
When working with date and time formats and JSON, you probably already mentioned that there are a lot of different formats that are being used.… Read More »Formatting .NET JSON dates to DataWeave datetime objects
Some weeks ago I wrote a blog about processing dynamic amount of flows in Mule 4. In this blog I described it can be very… Read More »Processing dynamic amount of flows in parallel in Mule 3
Sometimes it can be very useful to be able to process flows in parallel. This way you can drastically improve the performance of a service.… Read More »Processing dynamic amount of flows in parallel in Mule 4
Sometimes it can be very useful to be able to read the contents of an FTP file in the middle of a flow, instead of… Read More »Reading FTP files within a Mule 3 flow
It can be very useful to be able to calculate the difference between two dates. However, calculating this difference in the amount of days seemed… Read More »Calculating number of days between dates in DataWeave
When you need to analyze an issue in Mule, it can be very useful to have an identifier to correlate the log entries. In this… Read More »Tracing messages using end-to-end logging in Mule 3
The Scatter-Gather component in MuleSoft is a very nice component when you want to execute several steps in parallel. However, when an error occurs in one of… Read More »Logging error responses in MuleSoft Scatter-Gather