Connect your enterprise to a wide range of SaaS platforms, Open APIs, and social networks quickly and without difficulty. Through step-by-step instructions and numerous real-world examples, this concise guide shows you how to seamlessly integrate the external services you need with Mule ESB and its powerful Cloud Connect toolset.
You'll learn how to use service-specific connectors for many popular APIs-including Salesforce, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Twilio-through easy-to-learn abstractions. If Mule doesn't have a connector for the resource you need, you'll learn how to build your own. You'll discover how easy it is to reach beyond the enterprise firewall for a host of Internet resources.
* Discover the advantages of using Mule Cloud Connect over typical web service clients and protocols
* Learn how Cloud Connectors eliminate the need to understand the underlying API of each service
* Get started with the latest real-time technologies, including REST, WebHooks, and Streaming APIs
* Integrate OAuth secure APIs and understand their role in authorization and information sharing
* Delve into advanced topics such as multi-tenancy and connection management
* Build your own custom connectors with the Mule DevKit
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 179 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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978-1-4493-3100-9 (9781449331009)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Ryan Carter is a Software Architect and has been working in integration projects for over ten years. Ryan has a real passion for web services and integration. He has been working with ESB products for the past few years and is now currently working on Mule ESB integration projects.
Preface;
From Messaging to Connectivity;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
How to Contact Us;
Content Updates;
Acknowledgments;
Chapter 1: Getting Started;
1.1 Cloud Connectors versus the REST of the World;
1.2 Mule: A Primer;
1.3 Summary;
Chapter 2: Cloud Connectors;
2.1 Installing Cloud Connectors;
2.2 Namespace and Schema Declarations;
2.3 Global Configuration;
2.4 Connector Operations;
2.5 Summary;
Chapter 3: OAuth Connectivity;
3.1 Configuring OAuth Connectors;
3.2 Authorizing the Connector;
3.3 Customizing the Callback;
3.4 Saving and Restoring OAuth State;
3.5 Two-Legged OAuth and Other Variations;
3.6 Summary;
Chapter 4: Connection Management;
4.1 Configuring Connection Management;
4.2 Reconnection Strategies;
4.3 Summary;
Chapter 5: Real-Time Connectivity;
5.1 Polling Connectors;
5.2 Streaming APIs;
5.3 WebHooks;
5.4 Summary;
Chapter 6: Custom Connectivity;
6.1 Creating Your First Cloud Connector;
6.2 Connector Annotations;
6.3 Documenting Your Connector;
6.4 Building Your Connector;
6.5 Going Further;
