Is it possible to develop custom configuration patterns in Mule 3.0?

[Magnus Larsson]

Hello!

I have just started to look into custom configuration patterns in Mule 3.0
and really like the idea!

Is it possible to develop own custom configuration patterns?
E.g. as a way for an organisation to standardize on how they have decided to
use Mule for a pre-defined set of integration scenarios...

Regards,
Magnus.
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Magnus Larsson

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[Daniel Feist]

Hi Magnus,

Yes, of course, although we don't currently have any documentation on this. I can give you a quick summary here though:

Now that Mules internals have been decoupled substantially you can easily construct new patterns from one or more building blocks without having to wrestle with services. This is what you'd need to do:

- Extend AbstractFlowConstruct, giving your subclass any setters/getters required for your pattern and implementing the methods that configure the message processor chain that is used and validate it. You can look at simple-service, bridge and ws-proxy implementations for examples.
- Create your own schema and namesapce handler to configure your new pattern(s). We can docuementation on this as part of the "creating your own transport" section, also spring has documentation on this.

Any questions,, just let us know...

Dan

Post by Magnus Larsson
Hello!
I have just started to look into custom configuration patterns in Mule 3.0 and really like the idea!
Is it possible to develop own custom configuration patterns?
E.g. as a way for an organisation to standardize on how they have decided to use Mule for a pre-defined set of integration scenarios...
Regards,
Magnus.
--
Magnus Larsson
Callista Enterprise AB
Mobile: [phone]
http://www.callistaenterprise.se

[Magnus Larsson]

Thanks for the directions!

I have already started to look into the source code of Mule 3.0, who needs
documentation ;-)

I'll get back with new questions once I've got time to get stuck :-)

Regards,
Magnus.
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Magnus Larsson

Callista Enterprise AB
Mobile: [phone]
mailto:magnus.larsson-OvoKyR9uRY09ruZUYCyO/***@public.gmane.org
http://www.callistaenterprise.se

Post by Daniel Feist
Hi Magnus,
Yes, of course, although we don't currently have any documentation on this.
Now that Mules internals have been decoupled substantially you can easily
construct new patterns from one or more building blocks without having to
- Extend AbstractFlowConstruct, giving your subclass any setters/getters
required for your pattern and implementing the methods that configure the
message processor chain that is used and validate it. You can look at
simple-service, bridge and ws-proxy implementations for examples.
- Create your own schema and namesapce handler to configure your new
pattern(s). We can docuementation on this as part of the "creating your own
transport" section, also spring has documentation on this.
Any questions,, just let us know...
Dan
Hello!
I have just started to look into custom configuration patterns in Mule 3.0
and really like the idea!
Is it possible to develop own custom configuration patterns?
E.g. as a way for an organisation to standardize on how they have decided
to use Mule for a pre-defined set of integration scenarios...
Regards,
Magnus.
--
Magnus Larsson
Callista Enterprise AB
Mobile: [phone]
http://www.callistaenterprise.se

[mjhoffman65]

I created a custom configuration pattern following Daniel's advice. It is
working great, but my pattern is not visible in Mule Studio's 'Message Flow'
UI.

Is there a way to register my pattern with Mule Studio?


Now that Mules internals have been decoupled substantially you can easily
construct new patterns from one or more building blocks without having to
wrestle with services. This is what you'd need to do:

- Extend AbstractFlowConstruct, giving your subclass any setters/getters
required for your pattern and implementing the methods that configure the
message processor chain that is used and validate it. You can look at
simple-service, bridge and ws-proxy implementations for examples.
- Create your own schema and namesapce handler to configure your new
pattern(s). We can docuementation on this as part of the "creating your own
transport" section, also spring has documentation on this.



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