Group: Mule Transports

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A Mule transport for Http Connectivity. This transport supplies a simple Http Server implementation.

A Mule transport that enables event sending and receiving over VM or embedded memory queues. These queues can be persistent or transient.

A Mule transport for File Connectivity. This transport allows files to be read and written to directories on the local file system.

A Mule transport for Jms Connectivity.

A Mule transport for Email Connectivity. This transport supplies a Pop3 connector, Smtp connector and a Mail connector which is an aggregation of the two.

A Mule transport for Tcp Connectivity. This transport supplies a tcp Server and client implementation.

A Mule transport for Quartz. This transport supplies a receiver for jobs scheduled with Quartz.

A Mule transport for JDBC connectivity.

A Mule transport for Ftp Connectivity.

A Mule transport for SFTP connectivity

A Mule transport for Servlet containers.

A Mule transport used as the interface to Java's System.out and System.in objects, typically for testing purposes.

A Mule transport for Soap Connectivity using Axis.

A Mule transport for Socket connectivity using SSL authentication. This transport supplies a tcp Server and client implementation over SSL.

A Mule transport for web service connectivity using CXF.

A Mule transport for Jetty Http Connectivity or binding to other Servlet containers. This transport can be used to embed a Jetty server used to service inbound http endpoints.

A Mule transport for receiving and dispatching AJAX events using Cometd (Bayeux)

A Mule transport used as the interface to Java's System.out and System.in objects, typically for testing purposes.

A Mule transport for SOAP connectivity using XFire, a STaX-based SOAP stack.

A Mule transport for SOAP connectivity. The transport will use Axis or CXF depending on which is on the classpath.