Chapter 2. Configuring Mule
Listing 2.1. The echo example XML configuration
Listing 2.2. Each Mule library defines a specific target namespace in its schema.
Listing 2.3. The root element of a Mule configuration that uses the VM transport
Chapter 3. Sending and receiving data with Mule
Listing 3.1. The TSD for the JMS transport
Listing 3.2. Parsing and sending email contents to a database
Listing 3.3. Using the file transport to move files from one directory to another
Listing 3.4. Moving only certain files from one directory to another
Listing 3.5. Echoing input from STDIN to output on STDOUT
Listing 3.6. Explicitly configuring an IMAP endpoint’s check frequency and folder
Listing 3.7. Using an SMTP endpoint to email an invoice
Listing 3.8. Invoking a remote web service using a WSDL outbound endpoint
Listing 3.9. GreetingServiceImpl is a Java class that returns a greeting
Listing 3.10. Using a CXF inbound endpoint with the simple front end
Listing 3.11. Extracting an interface from GreetingServiceImpl.java
Listing 3.12. Implementing GreetingService with JAXWS annotations
Listing 3.13. Using a CXF inbound endpoint with the jaxws front end
Listing 3.14. Accepting backup data on an HTTP inbound endpoint
Listing 3.15. Using an HTTP outbound endpoint to post data
Listing 3.16. Polling the contents of a web site
Listing 3.17. Sending backup reports to a JMS topic
Listing 3.18. Using the JMS 1.0.2b spec with queues and topics