mule-studio

I've configured the following component binding in my mule app. <jersey:resources doc:name="REST"> <component> <spring-object bean="activityController"/> <binding interface="edu.ucdavis.edustream.esb.activity.service.EduStreamService" method="putActivity"> <vm:outbound-endpoint exchange-pattern="request-response" path="putActivity" /> </binding> </component> </jersey:resources> It builds and runs without error, but the mule xml lists the following errors: Element: Binding Properties is not allowed to be child of element Java Element: VM is not allowed to be child of element Binding Properties

I've used Talend Open Integration studio for sometime to just create jobs and run it from the IDE or export it as executable jar file. But I haven't used it extensively. Is it possible to create an external configuration file that holds different server names and other variables so that after I create an executable jar file of my Talend job, I can just change configuration text file and select different database servers or port options? I also used MuleSoft for a little bit, so if anyone knows how to do this with MuleSoft any advise would be kindly appreciated. From the content of your

I'm looking for a way to have a shared cache across two servers and I am investigating using Redis as an object-store-caching-strategy but I am encountering a problem when reading stored values. It successfully stores a value when the cache hit is a miss value but throws an error when retrieving the value. The required object/property "muleContext" is null At a guess it seems like the object-store-caching-strategy might need an object store that implements the MuleContextAware interface. Does anyone know if this is correct or how to resolve this issue? Here is the example flow <mule xmlns

I am working on transforming my payload. I have got the situation here. Input payload looks like this below one:- { "address": { "city": "bab", "company_name": "asdast", "country_code": "sam", "location": { "city": null, "state": null } }} I used %output application/json skipNullOn = "everywhere" it returns me JSON like below { "address": { "city": "bab", "company_name": "asdast", "country_code": "sam", "location": { } }} But I don't want to have empty location object if all fields in location objects are empty.I am expecting something like this { "address": { "city": "bab", "company_name":