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This document discusses using Maven to create a Mule ESB project. It describes setting up the MULE_HOME environment variable, using the Maven archetype to generate a Mule project skeleton, and answering questions to configure the project. The generated project contains a pom.xml file, mule-config.xml file, JUnit test, and MULE-README.txt file to describe the generated sources.
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Mule maven
- 1. MULE + MAVEN
- 2. ● Lets create a new project which will be used Mule ESB but Maven is a project in which the dependencies of the libraries necessary for running the application will be added. Luckily MuleSoft have thought of everything and have created an archetype that greatly facilitate this task
- 3. ● First of all, create MULE_HOME environment variable pointing to the directory where we have installed Mule. In my case with Mac OS X development edit the .bash_profile in the user's home directory and add the following:
- 4. ● To get variable without restart: ● ●
- 5. ● Then create the proyect using maven archetype:
- 6. ● En artifactId use the name what we want and in muleVersion, the plugin version. ● When execute: ●
- 8. ● The plugin will make us some questions to set up the project: ● ● Project description. ● Mule version you want to use. ● If we add to MuleForge which is a hosting where they Mule extensions. ● What transport protocols we use. ● Which modules you want to include in the project: jaas, scripting, xml, client...
- 9. ● After answering these questions we will have the skeleton of the project created. We included in the project, a MULE-README.txt file where we report on the sources that generated us are basically: ● ● The pom.xml file with project information, compile plugins, maven integration with mule, etc., plus all the necessary dependencies mule. ● The mule-config.xml with namespaces protocols and modules that have defined at the point of creation of the archetype of the project and a basic flow of inbound to a component input and output ounbound file. ● A JUnit test where test through a Mule client invoking the set flow. ● A similar mule-config.xml required for operation of the test file. ●
- 10. ● After answering these questions we will have the skeleton of the project created. We included in the project, a MULE-README.txt file where we report on the sources that generated us are basically: ● ● The pom.xml file with project information, compile plugins, maven integration with mule, etc., plus all the necessary dependencies mule. ● The mule-config.xml with namespaces protocols and modules that have defined at the point of creation of the archetype of the project and a basic flow of inbound to a component input and output ounbound file. ● A JUnit test where test through a Mule client invoking the set flow. ● A similar mule-config.xml required for operation of the test file. ●