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Welcome to the first instalment of our Integration & Automation Community of Practice (CoP) Blog Series! This series aims to share valuable insights, best practices, and practical tips on integration and automation from our CoP experts. As an organization, we believe in the power of communities of practice to promote knowledge sharing, continuous learning, and […]

This blog aims to guide developers in integrating MuleSoft with the MailChimp Marketing Connector. About the MailChimp Marketing Connector Mailchimp Marketing Connector provides the ability to automate campaign and email marketing services with easy-to-use API Connectivity.  The MailChimp Connector facilitates the processing of account and campaign data in Mule flow and hence enables seamless integration […]

What is feature importance?   One of the key aspects in the process of creating a machine learning (ML) model is selecting appropriate, relevant features. In the process of assessing the input variable’s relevance, feature importance comes very handy. The goal of this process is to score each of the input variables. The higher the […]

Introduction In this blog, we are going to learn what is a COBOL copybook and how to read and transform copybook type data into JSON format in mule4. What is a COBOL Copybook? A COBOL copybook is a type of flat file that describes the layout of records and fields present in the file. Example […]

This article covers the basic integration and the various operations performed using Telegram by integrating it with MuleSoft­. Also we will see how we can implement a basic telegram chatbot using mulesoft. So the very first question arises here… How can we link MuleSoft­ with Telegram? The answer is simple: using the Telegram connector. MuleSoft’s […]

Part 3 – the ugly stuff We talked about good things, we talked about bugs, but now is the time to talk about the ugly stuff. Things that “work as designed” but have changed from the previous version in a significant way. These are things you will not get patched, and you have to devise […]