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Posted 8 years ago by Filip Vavera
Introduction After a brief introduction to the MuleSoft platform in my first blog, I would like to share my first experience with developing a connector. I decided to develop a Gitlab connector because it is a great system and I did not find a connector that would be developed for it. First, I’m going to focus on describing […]
Posted 8 years ago by Michal Kalita
I have developed two solutions for getting informed about source code changes on GitHub, when you are sharing code with other developers. I described one solution in a previous article. This article is describing a second solution. You are welcome to try both approaches, so you can decide which could on work better for you.
Posted 8 years ago by Michal Kalita
If you share your code on GitHub with other developers, you may want to be notified about commits. GitHub has a built in feature to provide notifications or send e-mail about these commits. I wanted to see, if I could leverage MuleSoft to introduce notifications through alternative channels, particularly through Twitter. I implemented two solution. […]
Posted 8 years ago by Miroslav Meca
Introduction We continue exploring MuleSoft software and we wanted to know, how easy it is to integrate an LDAP Directory that is not documented by MuleSoft at the moment. It should be easy, right? It is just the same LDAP protocol. We gave a try to ForgeRock (OpenDJ). You can find a short intro to […]
Posted 8 years ago by Filip Vavera
I had a chance to explore MuleSoft software recently and would like to share, what I learned about it. Specifically, what it can do for you and how to work with it. MuleSoft has pretty good documentation. I will be referring to it as much as possible to avoid duplicating what it includes already. I strongly recommend […]