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Fast Integration With Legacy Systems Using Mule ESB

01.22.2013

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One of the biggest advantages of Mule ESB is its simplicity for integrating legacy systems. The great thing is that the Enterprise Integration patterns employed by Mule work efficiently on commodity hardware, virtual machines and even developers' laptops.

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Liezel Jandayan replied on Wed, 2013/01/23 - 7:06am

They didn't, feel free to ignore the button and pull things locally before merging, but this button is very useful for changes that you know won't have any negative impact, such as updating documentation, fixing obvious bugs or adding simple functionalists.-Peter F. Spittler