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MULE ESB provides an API layer that offers a decoupled interface for interacting with applications in a common, language-agnostic way. An API layer is commonly used to connect to legacy applications that lack REST APIs or to publish partner-facing APIs. The Anypoint Platform enables API-led connectivity by helping users build, manage, and secure APIs from a single platform. It includes an API gateway for connecting to backends, an API manager for user management and monitoring, an API contract manager for access control, and an API policy manager for security policies.
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Mule deploying a cloud hub application
The document discusses how to deploy a CloudHub application from Anypoint Studio or the CloudHub console. It describes the options on the Deploy Application page, including creating a unique application name that will serve as the application domain, choosing a deployment target of the CloudHub worker cloud or an on-premises server, and uploading the application file or getting it from a sandbox environment.
Security spring security manager
The document discusses configuring Spring Security 3.0 as a security manager in Mule. It provides an example configuration that uses an in-memory database of users for authentication. It also describes adding the necessary Spring Security schema references and using security filters to authenticate inbound and outbound requests.
Security authorization using spring security
This document describes how to configure method-level authorization in Spring Security to restrict which users with certain roles can invoke methods on components. It explains that a MethodSecurityInterceptor must be configured and chained to the components needing security via a proxy. The MethodSecurityInterceptor is configured with an AuthenticationManager and AccessDecisionManager, and security roles can be defined for each method.
Anypoint data gateway
Anypoint Data Gateway allows users to integrate data from legacy back-office systems like SAP, Oracle, and SQL into Salesforce using a simple visual interface. It supports connecting to various data sources and automatically retrieves metadata to simplify the integration process. Users can install Data Gateway via the Salesforce AppExchange and then use the point-and-click designer to create and publish gateways to external data sources and view existing objects.
Mule B2B
Anypoint B2B enables customers to connect to trading partners using EDI over various protocols using Mule. It includes an EDI module for reading, writing, and validating EDI messages, AS/2 and FTPS connectors, and a B2B portal for trading partner management and message tracking. Anypoint B2B requires Mule 3.6.0 and Anypoint Studio March 2015 release.
Mule security
Mule ESB allows for authentication of requests via various transport-specific and generic authentication methods. It also supports controlling authorization at the method level on service components. Security is pluggable via the Mule security API, allowing custom implementations. Spring Security 3.0 and Acegi provide authentication and authorization options like JAAS, LDAP, and CAS that can be used to secure Mule services. WS-Security is also supported to provide message-level security via XML signatures and encryption, and SAML is supported for exchanging security information between systems. Other security integrations include encryption strategies, PGP security, and Jaas security.
Mule security - pgp
This document discusses PGP security and encryption in Mule. It explains that PGP allows for end-to-end encrypted communication between parties using signed and encrypted messages. It also discusses requirements for using PGP, including installing unlimited strength jurisdiction policy files. Finally, it provides an example of configuring PGP encryption in Mule using a security manager, key manager, and credential accessor to encrypt and decrypt messages and files in flows.
Mule security - jaas
The document discusses how to configure the JaasSimpleAuthenticationProvider security provider in Mule to use the Jaas Authentication Service. It describes two configuration methods - passing a Jaas configuration file that defines login modules and credentials, or configuring attributes directly on the provider. The Jaas configuration file example shows a file defining a login module, required flag, and authorized users mapped to passwords.
Mule security - saml
The SAML module in Mule supports SAML 1.1 for securing CXF web services. It allows configuration of a SAML security manager with keystores and realms like sender vouches and holder of key. Security filters can then be added to CXF endpoints to require SAML assertions from the configured realms.
Mule anypoint workday-devkit
This document discusses various Workday connectors that can be used to integrate Workday with other applications. It provides details on connectors for adding customers to Workday Revenue Management, synchronizing data on terminated employees from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing new hire data from Workday to Salesforce, synchronizing employee role changes between Workday and Salesforce, and bi-directionally synchronizing worker data between Workday and ServiceNow. The connectors use Workday APIs to facilitate integration and ensure seamless interoperability between Workday and other systems.
Mule anypoint workday-connectors
This document discusses various Workday connectors that can be used to integrate Workday with other applications. It provides descriptions of connectors for syncing data between Workday and applications like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and other HR and ERP systems. Specifically it outlines connectors for activities like adding customers to Workday revenue management, broadcasting employee data changes like hiring or termination to Salesforce in real-time, and bi-directionally synchronizing worker data between Workday and ServiceNow.
Mule esb
The document provides information on Mule ESB and its core components for handling message structure and flow. It describes how a Mule message contains a header and payload, and how properties and variables provide metadata about messages. It also explains key components like splitters that divide messages, aggregators that combine related messages, and resequencers that reorder out-of-order messages. Transformers are described that can change message types, contents, and properties during flow processing in Mule applications.
Mule with jdbc(my sql)
This document provides a 3-step process for connecting a Mule ESB flow to a MySQL database using JDBC: 1) Create a Mule project and flow, add a JDBC endpoint, and configure the query and data source; 2) Add the MySQL connector JAR file to the project's lib folder; 3) Run the Mule application to retrieve data from the database and display it in the console.
Mule esb usecase
This document provides an overview of Mule ESB, including:
- Mule ESB is an open source enterprise service bus that provides lightweight and flexible integration capabilities.
- It uses a loosely coupled architecture and supports major protocols and technologies.
- Mule ESB uses a staged event-driven (SEDA) architecture to avoid overhead of thread-based concurrency models.
- Key concepts include universal message objects (UMOs), endpoints, transports, connectors, transformers, routing, and exception handling strategies.
Mule esb
The document discusses Mule Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). Mule ESB is a lightweight Java-based integration platform that allows developers to connect applications together quickly and easily, enabling them to exchange data across various technologies and protocols. It acts as a transit system to carry data between applications within or across organizations. Key capabilities include support for multiple access points and protocols, simplified programming model, and ease of configuration and extensibility.
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- 1. MULE ESB–API LayerMULE ESB–API Layer
- 2. 2 API Layer A REST or Web services API layer offers a decoupled interface to data and/or functionality of one or more applications. It provides a common, language-agnostic way of interacting with an application
- 3. 3 Usecases Here are some common examples of where an API layer would be used: You need to connect to a legacy application that does not have a REST API. For example you have a custom CRM or HR system that you want employees to be able to access through a portal. You want to publish an API that enables your partners to communicate with your systems through a well-defined interface. Typically a Web services API is created for this.
- 4. 4 Anypoint Platform for APIs Make API-led connectivity a reality with Anypoint™ Platform. Build new APIs, design new interfaces for existing APIs and more efficiently manage all your APIs using a single platform to rapidly expose enterprise data to mobile devices, web apps and connected things in a secure controlled way. Unleash the value of your information, eliminating the friction of integration and enabling unprecedented speed, agility and rapid change.
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- 6. 6 API Manager API management just got easier. With API Manager, you can manage users, traffic and SLAs and secure APIs with just a few simple steps. The built-in API Gateway allows you to easily connect to any backend service or data source. Wherever your APIs are hosted and whatever technologies they run on, you can keep tabs on all your APIs in one place.
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