A workhorse named Mule. by David Dossot

May '09 14 Thu 6:30 PM
Location

555 Seymour St.
Atrium Rm 825
Vancouver, BC V6B 3H6
604-434-1610

How to find us
"Room 825 BCIT Downtown"

Attendance
 38  people attended.
4.00 4.003 (3 ratings)

Who organized?
Jim Tivy

Time: Thursday May 14th, 6:30 to 8:30.
Place: Room 825 BCIT Downtown.
For the willing, refreshments at old Steamworks after.


Bio:

David Dossot has worked as a software engineer and architect for more than 14 years. He has been using Mule since 2005 in a variety of different contexts and is the project despot of the JCR Transport and a member of the Mule Community Committee. He is the project lead of NxBRE, an open source business rules engine for the .NET platform (selected for O'Reilly's Windows Developer Power Tools). He is also a judge for the Jolt Product Excellence Awards and has written several articles for SD Magazine. He holds a Production Systems Engineering Diploma from ESSTIN.

Talk:

A workhorse named Mule

An Enterprise Service Bus—or ESB—lets a developer exploit an enterprise messaging service without writing a lot of custom code. With its recent 2.0 release, Mule has become the most widely used open source ESB, providing a viable alternative to expensive commercial options. As the basis for a standards-based SOA implementation, Mule provides easy integration with popular Java-based software such as Spring and JBoss. Mule is designed to support the messaging patterns defined by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf. And because it's open source, developers can readily customize Mule to meet specific needs.

This presentation will lead the audience through a four phase journey with Mule:

Introduction, to discover the origins of Mule,
Exploration, to dig in its innermosts,
Construction: to discuss related development practices,
In Action: to put everything together in the light of a few examples.
This presentation will not be a tutorial and will address both Mule newbies and Mule users.

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  • Jim Tivy
    Jim Tivy

    Thanks David for an expert talk. It is always great to hear an expert speak. One thing I really liked was the reference to the seminal history of Mule: references to SEDA and Enterprise Patterns. It is great to see than Vancouver has some really smart/informed people around and that we can benefit from this.

    Posted May 15, 2009 10:56 AM
  • David Dossot
    David Dossot

    Thank you all for attending.

    Here are the links shown in the presentation: http://dossot.net/datastore/mule-links.txt

    Contact me directly if you want a copy of the slides.

    Posted May 15, 2009 10:40 AM

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