Mule ESB is a lightweight Java-based integration framework that allows for integration between applications regardless of technology. It acts as an enterprise service bus (ESB) to provide messaging and integration capabilities. The document discusses setting up Mule Studio, configuring Mule components, and deploying integrations. It also provides overviews of key Mule concepts like layers of the ESB architecture, common components like transformers and filters, and tasks for deployment.

1. Presented by
Sindhu VL
Mule for beginners

2. Getting started with Mule ESB :
 Understanding mule concepts and terminologies
 Setting up Mule IDE
 Installing Mule studio
 Configuring Mule components
 Deploying

3. Introduction :
 Mule ESB is a light weight java programming
language.
 Through ESB you can integrate or communicate
with multiple applications.
 ESB enables easy integration of existing
systems, regardless of different technologies that
the applications use, including JMS, web
services, JDBC and HTTP.

4. Understanding Mule Concepts and
Terminologies :
 ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) is an application
that gives access to other applications and
services. Its main task is to be the messaging and
integration backbone if enterprise.
 An ESB is a distributed middle ware system to
integrate different applications.
 An ESB is used for integration using a service
orientated approach, its main features are listed
below :

5.  Polling JMS
 Message transformation and routing services
 Tomcat hot deployment
 Webservice security

6. Layers of ESB :
 There are three layers in its architecture :
 Application layer
 Integration layer
 Transport layer

7. Tasks for deployement :
 Service component deployment
 Service Orchestration
 Integration
 Spring Beans
 Agents
 Connectors
 Global configuration

8.  Global end points
 Global elements
 Global message processor
 Transformers
 Filters
 Modules
 Services
 Endpoints
 Flow

9. Components :
 General components
 Script components
 Webservice components
 Echo
 Logger
 REST
 SOAP

10. Transformers :
 Custom transformers
 object to XML transformers
 Script transformers
 XSLT transformer

11. Filters :
 Custom filter
 Exception filter
 Expression filter
 Message property filter
 Regular expression filter
 Wildcard filter
 Payload filter

12. Routers :
 All
 Choice
 All  can be used to send message to multiple
targets . Basically it sends messaged to all
routes.
 Choice  used to send messages to first
message processor that matches. It routes
messages based on expressions.

13. Cloud connectors :
 Sales force
 Twitter

14. Thankyou!!!