Demonstrating Domain Projects in MuleSoft

1.0 Overview

Domain projects are for sharing resources; details can be acquired from the Mule documentation. One thing to note is that domain projects only work for on-prem Mule runtimes. It will not work for CloudHub. This article will demonstrate how shared connectors work during runtime.

2.0 Creating the Domain Project

First, we need to create a Domain Project. To do this (in Anypoint Studio), you need to go to File > Mule Domain Project (as per Figure 2.0a). https://goo.gl/etRMcf #DataIntegration #ML

How To – A Quick Introduction to Using Anypoint MQ APIs

ICYMI: With as many systems of record available in the cloud- from SaaS applications like Salesforce to Netsuite- the need for a cloud-based enterprise messaging solution has now become necessary to support high availability, scalability, and reliability patterns in an Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) solution, such as MuleSoft’s CloudHub.

Thus, a key component of any integration platform is a message broker to support all the above “ilities” using asynchronous messaging via store and forward mechanisms. This effectively decouples source and destination systems via a cloud-based messaging broker. With MuleSoft, this can be achieved with Anypoint MQ. https://goo.gl/6AeQhw #DataIntegration #ML