Introducing Mule ESB

With over 2500 production deployments, Mule is the world's most widely used Enterprise Service Bus. Mule ESB simplifies the integration of applications and technologies, both on-premise and in the cloud.

With Mule ESB's simplified development model and lightweight architecture, programmers can be productive in minutes, easily creating and integrating applications and services. Mule ESB takes the complexity out of integration, enabling developers to easily build high-performance, multi-protocol interactions between heterogeneous systems and services. With Mule ESB, there is no need to embark on a top-down transformative SOA initiative with a lengthy payback horizon.

While Mule is lightweight and flexible, adapting to your existing infrastructure, it is also robust enough to power even the largest and most demanding enterprise SOA implementations. A major airline processes over 10,000 business transactions per second with Mule while H&R Block uses 13,000 Mule servers to support their highly distributed environment.

Maybe that's why Mule is so widely deployed. Leading companies such as Walmart.com, Nokia, Nestlé, Honeywell and DHL, as well as 5 of the world's top 10 banks and over 35% of the Global 500 trust Mule.

To learn more visit http://www.mulesoft.com

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In Mule ESB, telnet commands can be processed????

Sorry for my English... I need to know that... Thank you!

In the official page only show this mulesoft.org/mule-telnet-trans­port