Author Archives: Pascal Alma

About Pascal Alma

Pascal started as an Oracle Developer in 1997 and developed numerous applications with Oracle Designer/Developer and PL/SQL. Since 2001 Pascal becomes more and more active with the development of software at the Java/J2EE platform. Nowadays Pascal is a senior JEE Developer/ Architect and has a lot of experience with several open source initiatives/ frameworks especially within the Enterprise Integration area. Besides these technical skills Pascal is a big Scrum enthusiastic.

Using Parameters in Your Mule Configuration Files

Posted on 27 January 2012 by Pascal Alma

Although I am not always happy with the online documentation of the Mule ESB I found this article quite good. I have set up our configuration of Mule ESB implementation on several projects this way and it has proved to … Continue reading →

Use Mule3 as WS-Security proxy

Posted on 22 January 2012 by Pascal Alma

As I wrote before it is quite easy to set up a web service proxy with Mule3. in this example I take it a step further and I describe how you can add WS-Security implementation to it. Although in the … Continue reading →

Set up Web Service Proxy with Mule3

Posted on 24 September 2011 by Pascal Alma

In this post I show you how I setup a little test to see if and how easy I could manage to route the traffic to and from a web service through Mule ESB. The business case for this is … Continue reading →

Unit test your Spring/Hibernate and MongoDB setup

Posted on 27 July 2011 by Pascal Alma

In my previous post I described how you can setup Spring and Hibernate in combination with the MongoDB. In this post I show you how you can write your unit test for this setup including a workaround for the fact … Continue reading →

Use Spring and Hibernate with MongoDB

Posted on 14 July 2011 by Pascal Alma

One of the requirements we have for one of our Mule ESB implementations is to log the messages that went through the ESB (especially handy during development and testing). There has been written a lot already about logging with Mule … Continue reading →

Use Mule to sync WordPress sites

Posted on 11 July 2011 by Pascal Alma

I got triggered by my previous post to create a process with which I could keep two instances of WordPress in sync. I wanted to see if I could do this with Mule. I came up with the following solution: … Continue reading →

Redstream goes Cloud

Posted on 30 June 2011 by Pascal Alma

Last week I migrated our site and blog to the Cloud. I got triggered by this article. That in the combination with the free account at Amazon’s EC2 was enough for me give it a try.

Mule in the Cloud: First impression

Posted on 17 June 2011 by Pascal Alma

Like I posted before Mulesoft has released a new platform: iPAAS. I just went through the starters guide and I am pretty impressed. Of course the use case in the tutorial is very simple but the whole idea of just … Continue reading →

New products from Mulesoft

Posted on 16 June 2011 by Pascal Alma

Mulesoft recently released some new products, totally different from each other but both very welcome. The first one is MuleStudio. Mule Studio is an Eclipse-based developer tool, that allows to graphically create and test Mule ESB Flows. It is currently … Continue reading →

Citrus testcase example: CSV File Inbound -> Xml Http Outbound

Posted on 30 April 2011 by Pascal Alma

As promised I’m going to show a test case for which I have used Citrus to implement it. The case is like this: In a predefined folder on a machine a character-separated file is placed. This file is picked up … Continue reading →

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