SPRINGONE 2GX 2012: THE SPRING, GROOVY, GRAILS, & CLOUD EVENT OF THE YEAR!


Ross Mason

CTO of MuleSource, the creators of the open source Mule Integration Platform

Ross Mason
Ross Mason is Co-founder and CTO of MuleSource, Inc., the creators of the open source Mule integration platform. Prior to founding MuleSource he was Chief Executive Officer of SymphonySoft Limited, an EU-based company providing services and support for large-scale integration projects. Mason founded the Mule project in 2003 and strived to make it the leading Java-based ESB and integration platform. Mule is used by top-tier financial institutions such as CitiGroup, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank as well as many other high profile enterprises including American Airlines, Adobe and Yum Brands. Previously, Mason was Lead Architect for RaboBank and played a key role in developing one of the first large-scale ESB implementations in 2002. Mason has also worked with NatWest Bank, Credit Suisse and UBS. He holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in Computer Science from Bristol, UK.

Presentations

Rapid Fire Session - Mule 2.0

In "Spring and the ESB" you learned how Enterprise Service Bus technology fits within the enterprise. Come to this session to learn the latest about Mule 2.0, a popular open-source ESB implementation.

This session drills down into the details of the Mule 2.0 ESB. Focus will be on the latest and greatest features, and how you can take advantage of them within a Spring environment.

The Role of Spring in an ESB

This session will offer a glimpse of a few technologies (scheduling, messaging, and remoting) within the context of an ESB. The content will be heavily example-based with a good deal of code. We will present a sample application built with Spring and Mule - a popular open source ESB engine.

An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) brings flow-related concepts such as transformation and routing to a Service-Oriented Architecture. An ESB can also provide an abstraction for endpoints. This promotes flexibility in the transport layer and enables pluggability of POJO services.

The emphasis in this session will be on Spring's enabling role within such an environment for implementing POJO-based solutions that achieve flexibility in the face of change.





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