BizTalk Server databases and their health are very important for a successful BizTalk Server database messaging environment. BizTalk is shipped out with a total of 13 SQL Agent jobs that perform important functions to keep your servers operational and healthy. Like any other system, all BizTalk Server databases should be backed up and BizTalk Server […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
I think I can speak for everyone here at QuickLearn Training when I say that I am proud to announce the upcoming release of our BizTalk Server Administrator Deep Dive course! It has been a long labor of love in which I’ve invested an innumerable amount of time including many late nights. We are coming […]
Blog Post by: Rob Callaway
Tutorial for how to set the Compatibility Mode of a WPF Web Browser control to match the default settings of Internet Explorer.
Blog Post by: Jordan Piscitelli
Hi everybody, since a long time from my last post (some post will be delivered soon), Microsoft has delivered a new portal design. This design is more graphic and more user friendly. So it’s not for developer :P. I like this design but I think it’s not very usefull. It refer to windows 8style with […]
Blog Post by: Jeremy Ronk
This post is for the BizTalk Server and SQL Server Portuguese Community, will be held on April 23, 2014 between 18:30 – 21:50 the XLIX SQLPort Community Meeting at the Science and Technology Park of University of Porto (UPTEC) in Oporto. XLIX Encontro da comunidade SQLPort Realiza-se no dia 23 de Abril de 2014, o […]
Blog Post by: Sandro Pereira
You can use PowerShell or a custom .NET program to upload photos to AD, but there are actually free tools available to easily manage user pictures in AD. Below are the links to two tools I found on a blog while hunting down more information on an efficient way to get this to work. What […]
Blog Post by: Reddy Kadasani
I recently joined MuleSoft and have had quite a few people ask me how they can get started with the platform. These people typically have some integration experience on other technology stacks and are curious about the buzz that MuleSoft is creating in the industry. Instead of copying and pasting from email to email I figured that I would put together a blog post that identifies some beneficial resources for learning Mule ESB. I will try to keep this post up to date as new material emerges.
| The Bits Mule ESB Community Edition – Free download of the community edition of the software including the |
| Tutorials
First 30 Minutes with Mule – An introduction to the platform and simple walkthrough of your first Mule Application.First Day with Mule – Some more concepts are introduced including Message States, Global Elements, Content Based Routing and Connector Tutorials.First Week with Mule – Some more advanced concepts are introduced including Application Architecture, Security and Extending Mule. |
| Video Clips/Webcasts Mule 101: Rapidly Connect Anything, Anywhere – Discover the MuleSoft’s Data Mapper, 120+ out of box connectors, development tools and deployment. Mule 201: Develop and manage a hybrid integration application – Learn about Legacy Modernization, Service Orchestration and Connectors. Also learn to deploy your Mule Applications and Manage/Monitor them through the Mule Management Console. MuleSoft’s YouTube Channel – Find a lot of short demonstrations and promotional material. Demonstrations include SAP, SalesForce, Marketo, LinkedIn, Amazon S3, Hadoop, Netsuite, Twitter and many more. |
| Books These are the books that I have read. I can confidently say that I learned something from each of them. Mule ESB Cookbook – I started with this one and found some easy to follow, walk-throughs of common integration scenarios. Getting Started with Mule Cloud Connect – This book focuses more on the Cloud and SaaS connectors. It is a good read, but I would suggest getting some more fundamental learning taken care of first then dig into these topics. Mule in Action Second Edition– This is the most comprehensive book of the 3. It gets into a greater level of detail than the cookbook and walks you through some rich examples. |
| Blog Posts
Here are few walkthroughs that I put together as I began my Mule journey.
Exposing Simple REST Service – As the title suggests, a simple REST Service. Exposing SQL Server Data as HTTP Endpoint – This post will demonstrate how to expose SQL Operations through HTTP and return responses in JSON format. Exploring Mule ESB SFTP Adapter – Since I have used the SFTP adapter on other platforms I was curious to take a peek at MuleSoft’s solution. Twitter Integration – A quick look at the MuleSoft Twitter connector that allows you to interact with the Twitter API in a very eloquent way. In this example I update my Twitter status via Mule ESB. |
| .Net Resources On this blog you will without doubt find a lot of Microsoft related content. MuleSoft is a company that is driven to connect any system to any device on any platform. With this in mind there are some activities in the pipeline to better support .Net and other Microsoft products/services like SharePoint, Dynamics, Azure etc. With this in mind, I figured I would include a few links that may be of interest to people who are interesting in integrating Microsoft technologies. Connect .NET to anything, anywhere – Whitepaper .NET Connectivity – Article In addition to what you will find in those articles here are some of the ways that Mule ESB integrates with Microsoft technologies. Anypoint Connectors for Microsoft
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Lastly, I wanted to mention an upcoming event in San Francisco where you will be able to learn more about the .Net investments and other areas of focus for MuleSoft. Click on the image below for more details.
One of our administrators observed this error after adding a new SFTP receive location and this article describes my analysis and solution to this problem. The Receiving host was consuming over 2Gb of memory when viewed by the task manager and Process Memory counter was close to the Process Memory threshold. A quick check showed […]
Blog Post by: mbrimble
Salesforce.com is a juggernaut in the software-as-a-service space and continues to sign up a diverse pool of global customers. While Salesforce relies on its own language (Apex) for coding extensions that run within the platform, developers can use any programming framework to integrate with Salesforce.com from external apps. That said, .NET is one of the […]
Blog Post by: Richard Seroter
Let’s take a deeper look into the default monitoring for suspended orchestrations and the alerts it generates. Certainly a timesaver if you need to keep a close eye on your suspended instances.
