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News Item added by Andrew Perepelytsya Dan Diephouse recently did a presentation at QCon on the Atom Publishing Protocol and how it can be used to build enterprise ... [More] services. The Atom Publishing Protocol is built on the popular syndication format, Atom. APP provides a RESTful approach for building services which is based on the concepts of collections and resources. Many applications can be broken down into this model and take advantage of the ubiquity of the Atom format for their application. Download it from http://netzooid.com/presentations/atompub_services.ppt View Online [Less]

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Page edited by Andrew Calafato Mule IDE is getting a new life, and we are happy to deliver first results to our community. The 1.4.3 release has been aligned with a ... [More] corresponding Mule 1.4.3 release. Release notes for this version are available here. Check Mule IDE home for general instructions and examples. As always, developers and fellow users can use dedicated User and Dev lists. Confirmed bugs can (and should) be reported in project's JIRA. View Online Changes between revision 3 and revision 4:   Mule IDE is getting a new life, and we are happy to deliver first results to our community. The 1.4.3 release has been aligned with a corresponding Mule 1.4.3 release. Release notes for this version are available [here|IDE:Mule IDE 1.4.3 Release Notes]. Check [Mule IDE home|MULEIDE:Home] for general instructions and examples.   Mule IDE is getting a new life, and we are happy to deliver first results to our community. The 1.4.3 release has been aligned with a corresponding Mule 1.4.3 release. Release notes for this version are available [here|MULEIDE:Mule IDE 1.4.3 Release Notes]. Check [Mule IDE home|MULEIDE:Home] for general instructions and examples.     As always, developers and fellow users can use dedicated [User and Dev lists|http://admin.muleforge.org/projects/mule-ide/lists].     Confirmed bugs can (and should) be reported in [project's JIRA|http://www.mulesource.org/jira/browse/MULEIDE]. View All Revisions | Revert To Version 3 [Less]

News Item edited by Andrew Calafato Mule IDE is getting a new life, and we are happy to deliver first results to our community. The 1.4.3 release has been aligned with a ... [More] corresponding Mule 1.4.3 release. Release notes for this version are available here. Check Mule IDE home for general instructions and examples. As always, developers and fellow users can use dedicated User and Dev lists. Confirmed bugs can (and should) be reported in project's JIRA. View Online [Less]

News Item edited by Ross Mason We're running a series of articles to demonstrate some neat practices for rapid development of Mule applications. We start with JavaRebel and ... [More] move on to dynamic scripting later, [watch this page]! View Online [Less]

News Item edited by Travis Carlson A lot of hard work has gone into the Mule 2.0 development effort since the last milestone and we'd like to make that work available to ... [More] interested members of our community to preview. There is still a ways to go, but we are gradually closing in on a final 2.0 release. Feel free to take a look and let us hear your feedback. For more information, see the Release Notes. View Online [Less]

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News Item edited by Travis Carlson The Mule development team is hard at work on the next major release of Mule and is pleased to announce that a first milestone towards ... [More] Mule 2.0 is available to download and try out. Please be aware that, although much progress has been made, there is still a lot more to be done, so this milestone is simply a "Technology Preview" of a work-in-progress. For more information, see the Release Notes. View Online [Less]