Nearby API Post-Connection Phase

We have already discussed near the pre-connection phase in our previous article. Now, in this article, we will have a look at the post-connection phase.

After the connection between the advertiser and discoverer is made successfully, the post-connection phase starts. In the post-connection phase, there is no distinction between advertiser and discoverer. Both can send data to each other. Sharing of data happens in the form of Payload objects. https://goo.gl/TRxNbn #DataIntegration #ML

DZone Research: Real-World Problems Being Solved With APIs

#ICYMI: To gather insights on the current and future state of API management, we talked to 17 executives who are using APIs in their own organization, as well as helping clients use APIs to accelerate their digital transformation and the development of quality applications. We asked them “What are some real-world problems you, or your clients, are solving with APIs?”

Here’s what they told us: https://goo.gl/rsme96 #DataIntegration #ML

Dynamically Change Mule Application Logging Level at Runtime

#ICYDK: Introduction

In many situations, we need to change the logging level from WARN to DEBUG and then change it back to WARN after a period of time. There are few ways to do so. Many inexperienced developers will change log4j2.xml file. For instance, if we want to log all the requests and responses for all HTTP Listener, we can change the log4j2.xml by adding the following lines:

This approach works, but it is often very changing if not impossible. To change code in the production environment should be considered a last resort. There are other ways such as command line or using web services.
However, all the above-mentioned approaches require more effort than the JMX approach, which is the simplest way in my humble opinion. This article will demonstrate how we can achieve this. https://goo.gl/MwVaSo #DataIntegration #ML