A small guide how to, against better judgment, enable TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.1 in nginx on RHEL 9
Developing custom polices for Mule 4 can be a challenge since there is no way I've found to perform TDD type development. To be honest I've yet to find a good way to include testing of any policy as part of a MUnit test. If anyone has a way please contact me on Mastodon.
Most modern Linux distributions now uses systemd as the init system. However the official documentation for Mule Standalone Runtime currently (2017-06-19) only describes how to use the old SystemV init script style to run the Mule Standalone Runtime as a Unix Daemon.
In this blog I will explain two ways to prepare the payload to be used by the Web Service Consumer when you can not or do not want to use DataMapper or DataWeave. I expect that the reader is familiare with the basics of creating a Mule ESB application and using the HTTP Listner connector aswell as the Web Service Consumer.