Chapter 14. Scripting with Mule
In this chapter
- Using Groovy and Rhino with Mule
- Implementing component and transformer logic with scripts
- Leveraging Spring’s scripting functionality with Mule
The undeniable success of the popular web development framework Ruby on Rails epitomizes the benefits of working with scripting languages. The conciseness of Ruby coupled with the lack of a compilation phase makes working on this platform quick and productive. Changes to Ruby on Rails applications can be made on the fly while the application is running. This instant feedback is invaluable for debugging, testing, and prototyping. Contrast this with the compile, deploy, and debug cycle that’s present in a compiled language such as Java or C. A typical ...
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