Jennifer R. Seal, SHRM-SCP, was already 15 years into a career in organizational development—she had been a consultant and an instructor and was pursuing her doctorate in the field—when she decided to seek her professional credentials in HR. https://goo.gl/if4SNY #GlobalHR #HRTech
Driving the API Lifecycle Forward With SmartBear and the OpenAPI
The definition-driven approach to API development helps in delivering quality, consumable APIs at faster velocities. The approach is based on the API definition and puts the definition in the center of your API strategy, opening up a world of possibilities to easily design, build, test, document, deploy, and monitor your APIs.
The OpenAPI Specification (formerly known as the Swagger Specification) has emerged as the world’s standard for defining RESTful interfaces at a time when the API economy is ripe for disruption. In this webinar, we discuss exactly why and how to use the OpenAPI Specification to accelerate your API development in various phases of the API lifecycle including API design, development, documentation, testing, and virtualization. https://goo.gl/HfBEK1 #DataIntegration #ML
How to Use Poll Reference, For Each, and Properties Files in Mule
ICYMI: Hi all, today, in this tutorial, we’ll look at how to use the following Mule functionalities: Poll Concept, For Each Scope and Properties Files. Before going into the use case, let’s go over Poll References and For Each Scopes.
Poll Reference
According to the MuleSoft documentation, “In Mule, some connectors like HTTP and FTP, use a polling process to actively retrieve messages from an external resource, most message processors in Mule are triggered when called by a previous element in a flow.” If you want to arrange for a message processor to actively call a resource at regular intervals, use a Poll scope. https://goo.gl/dnpZLx #DataIntegration #ML