In this blog post I will show how to build a Mule connector for the Amazon Polly service using the Mule Java SDK. What is MuleSoft (a business view)? MuleSoft unifies data [...]
How often have you written Java connectivity logic like this? If you are like me, then more times than you can count. I used to spend hours writing, debugging and [...]
According to the recent Mason Franks Salary Survey MuleSoft Developers can earn £75,000 (£800 p/d). These salaries compare very favourably to those for Java developers who [...]
Main points: Anypoint Studio is already equipped for Java developmentTo facilitate Java development you can add Maven supportMaven support is added via the M2Eclipse [...]
Main points: DataWeave 2.0 provides mapping capabilitiesJava and DataWeave can achieve the same mappingsDataWeave mapping function is less verbose than Java DataWeave map [...]
There are occasion when it is more convenient to create an array inline. Here are several way to declare and initialise primitive arrays and java.util.Lists type arrays. [...]
If you are an experienced Java developer and you want to know how to get ahead in these unprecedented times, then adding digital transformation skills to your resume will [...]
A User-Friendly Introduction The Java Documentation of String formatting is not the easiest to read and understand if you are not familiar with String formatting or just want [...]
The Difference Between Two Methods? The Java Enum has two methods that retrieve that value of an enum constant, name() and .toString(). The toString() method calls the [...]