Mule Microservice

The example shows how to create a runnable Jar file with Mule Embedded.

The example uses Mule CE 3.9.0, but it may works with Mule EE, I have not anymore account to EE Repository (for Mule EE you need Mule EE License).

For Mule EE, you need:

• Include Mule EE license file in src/main/resources.

• In build.gradle file add user/password for Mule EE repository, update the muleEnterprise flag to true and update muleversion to the desired Mule EE version (see https://github.com/mulesoft-labs/mule-gradle-plugin).

mule.version = '3.9.1'
mule.muleEnterprise = true
mule.enterpriseRepoUsername = 'your-username'
mule.enterpriseRepoPassword = 'your-password'

The Gradle build file uses the the following plugins to create the jar file:

• Mule Gradle Plugin https://github.com/mulesoft-labs/mule-gradle-plugin

• Casule Gradle Plugin https://github.com/danthegoodman/gradle-capsule-plugin

##Requirements

a) Java 8+

b) Gradle 4.0+

How to run it

1. Clone the project

2. Go in the directory

3. Execute

gradle clean microserviceJar

4. Run

java -jar build/libs/mule-example-1.0-microservice.jar 

5. Go to http://localhost:8081/mule-ms

You should see in you browser: "Hello World from Mule Microservice"

Contact: Rafael Espino ([email protected])