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FHIR R4 Location Library

Mule APIKit sample application

Mule APIKit sample application

This module does not publish any content itself, it's just a shorthand for referencing all examples at once. This is needed in the various distributions we package where we either nedd to include or exclude all examples.

This example shows how to add message processing components, in this example Logger and Echo, to a Flow. By doing so, you can perform custom logging in your Mule application.

Loan Broker Example Shared Classes

Shows how to configure multiple components to interact on a single request and how to manage event transformations.

Loan Broker Example Shared Classes For Unit Tests

Accelerator CIM Global Library

API classes needed to interface with the Bookstore.

Loan Broker Example Credit Agency EJB

The Loan Broker example application is based on the example presented in the Enterprise Integration Patterns book. This chapter of the book is available online so you can see a detailed description of the application here ...

This example demonstrates how to invoke an ASPX web service from Mule and transform the result using XSLT and deserialise the result to a StockQuote javabean. The examples demonstrates invoking the service using REST and SOAP.

Bookstore Example App

This example is an adaptation of the Drools Stock Tick example to run inside Mule.

Demonstrates using Spring as the external container to provide the objects managed by Mule and how to publish events to multiple outbound endpoints. The example consists of two components; ExecptionManager and BusinessErrorManager.

This example simulates a flight reservation system using some of the new features added in Mule 3.3.

This example demonstrates how to use Foreach to add information to each message in a collection using some of the new features of Mule 3.3.

Simulates plotting GPS coordinates. To run directly in Maven use the 'mvn exec:exec' command and go to http://localhost:8081/index.html

Launches simple examples from within a web application