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SPECIFICATIONS

Operating Systems

• Red Hat / Fedora Linux
• Windows Server
• Solaris SPARC / x86
• Suse Linux
• Ubuntu / Debian Linux
• FreeBSD
• Mac OSX

Java (tm)

• Java 1.4
• Java 5/Java 6/Java 7

Transport

• JMS
• MQ Series
• Tibco
• Oracle AQ
• Web Services/SOAP
• FTP
• HTTP/HTTPS
• SSL/TLS
• Multicast
• IMAP
• In-Memory
• JBI
• JDBC
• SMTP/POP3
• RMI
• and More...

Integration

• Spring
• JBI
• EJB
• Salesforce.com
• Intalio BPM
• HiveMind
• GigaSpaces
• JavaSpaces
• JCA
• JNDI
• JOTM
• JTA
• PicoContainer
• Plexus

Web Services

• Apache Axis
• XFire
• REST
• SOAP
• WebMethods Glue

App Servers

• WebLogic
• WebSphere
• JBoss
• Apache Tomcat
• Geronimo
• Jetty
• JRun
• Oracle
• Resin

Mule is a Java-based, open source platform for integration

Mule is a Java-based integration platform designed for interoperability with the broadest range of connectors and integration technologies commonly found in enterprise IT environments. Mule is battle-tested in production worldwide, including several of the world's largest financial and telecommunications companies. Mule is the most-used, most-reliable open source integration option for enterprise developers.

The core of Mule is a SEDA-based service container that manages service objects, known as Universal Message Objects or UMOs, which are "plain old Java objects" (POJOs). All communication between UMOs and applications or services is made through message endpoints. These endpoints provide a simple and consistent interface to vastly disparate technologies such as JMS, SMTP, JDBC, TCP, HTTP, XMPP, text, etc.

For applications that require high transaction processing volumes or multiple integration endpoints, Mule provides a robust engine and management tools. Mule's modular design allows developers to "plug-in" new components and transports with minimal intrusion to their infrastructure or their existing Mule installation.

OS	Transport	Integration	Web Services
Red Hat / Fedora Linux	JMS	Spring	XFire
Windows Server	MQ Series	EJB	Axis
Solaris SPARC / x86	FTP	GigaSpaces	SOAP
Suse Linux	HTTP	JavaSpaces	REST
Ubuntu / Debian Linux	HTTP Servlets	JBI	Glue
FreeBSD	HTTPS	JCA
Mac OSX	IMAP	JNDI	Security
	In-Memory	JOTM	Acegi
Java	JBI	JTA	JAAS
Java 1.4	JDBC	PicoContainer	PGP
Java 5 ("Tiger")	SOAP	Plexus
Java 6/Java 7	SSL	HiveMind	Other
	Multicast	Salesforce.com	Intalio BPM
AppServer	Oracle AQ		BPEL
Apache Tomcat	POP3		jBPM
WebLogic	Remote EJB		JSR-223 (Scripting)
WebSphere	RMI		Quartz
Geronimo	SMTP		OGNL Filters
JBoss	System I/O
Oracle	TCP
Resin	Tibco
Jetty	TLS
JRun	VFS
	UDP
	XMPP
	AS400 Data Queues
	File system

Flexible deployment topologies

Including Client/Server, Peer-Peer, ESB and Enterprise Service Network (ESN)

Pluggable connectivity

Including JMS (1.0.2b and 1.1), VM (embedded), JDBC, TCP, UDP, Multicast, HTTP, Servlet,JBI

Orchestration of services

Using WS-BPEL and Mule components and routers

Support for asynchronous, synchronous and request-response events

Processing over any transport

Web Services

Using XFire (STaX-based) Axis or Glue

Declarative and Programmatic

Transaction support including XA support

End-to-End support

For routing, transport and transformation of events

Spring framework integration

Can be used as the ESB container easily embedded into Spring applications

Event streaming support

Real time data processing and transformation

Highly scalable enterprise server

Using the SEDA processing model

REST API

To provide technology agnostic and language neutral web based access to Mule Events

Dynamic, declarative, content-based and rule-based routing options

Concepts from Enterprise Integration Patterns.