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Mule : Reference

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Mule : Reference

Team Development with Mule

Configuration Patterns

Filter References

General Configuration Reference

Transports Reference

Modules Reference

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Creating Non-MEL Expression Evaluators

Schema Documentation

Mule ESB 3 and Test API Javadoc

MuleSoft Security Update Policy

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Team Development with Mule

Topics in these books have addressed your local workstation, and a single project with a single configuration file. When working on a team, the Mule project will increase in size, will increase in its number of developers, and must run in other environments, such as test and production. Here are some practices that will make such growth possible.

The different approaches to modularizing Mule configurations and applications are all opportunities for splitting work across teams, whether these teams work on the same overarching project or on different projects with an accent put on reuse.

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Download a PDF version of this section from docs.mulesoft.com

Modularizing Your Configuration Files for Team Development

Using Side-by-Side Configuration Files

Using Modules In Your Application

Sharing Custom Code

Sharing Custom Configuration Fragments

Sharing Custom Configuration Patterns

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Sharing Applications

Sustainable Software Development Practices with Mule

Configuration Patterns

Explore Mule ESB Concepts to dig deeper into Mule functionality.

Understanding Mule Configuration

Choosing Between Flows and Patterns

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Filter References

Idempotent Filter : Refer https://docs.mulesoft.com

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General Configuration Reference

Mule provides Javadoc-style schema documentation, making it easier to familiarize yourself with all the elements and attributes permissible in XML configuration files.

BPM Configuration Reference

Global Settings Configuration Reference

Endpoint Configuration Reference

Filters Configuration Reference

Transformers Configuration Reference

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Component Configuration Reference

Entry Point Resolver Configuration Reference

Exception Strategy Configuration Reference

Properties Configuration Reference

Notifications Configuration Reference

Transactions Configuration Reference

Non-MEL Expressions Configuration Reference

Security Manager Configuration Reference

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Available Transports

Following is a list of known transports (also called "providers") for Mule ESB. Some functionality is contained within modules instead of transports— see Modules Reference. For more information on transports, see the following topics:

About Transports

Configuring a Transport

Creating Transports

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