iBeans An integration technology for web application that dramatically simplifies integration with data sources and services
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An integration technology for web application that dramatically simplifies integration with data sources and services iBeans from MuleSoft is an integration framework that allows your existing Java web applications (webapps) to interact with other webapps and services. iBeans provides a simple API and annotations that enable your webapp to perform common tasks such as:* Receiving and sending email* Subscribing and publishing to JMS queues and topics* Scheduling tasks, such as polling database tables or RSS feeds* Publishing REST-style services using JAX-RS annotations* Publishing web services using JAX-WS* Subscribing to and publishing AJAX events (Comet)There are three parts to the Mule iBeans framework:* Runtime - Mule iBeans runs in Apache Tomcat or MuleSoft Tcat Server to make its services available to web applications. The runtime works in conjunction with other application and presentation frameworks including Spring, Struts, and JSF. By default, there are already several standard iBeans included in the runtime, such as Send and Receive.* API - A set of annotations and classes for interacting with the Mule iBeans runtime. You can add the annotations to your methods to trigger a message exchange when those methods are called, or you can call the iBeans directly from your code by using the iBeans Context APIs.* iBeans Central - A public repository of community-contributed integration beans (iBeans), including modules, services, and example applications, that you can download and install into your runtime using the Mule iBeans console webapp (see Managing iBeans). These are in addition to the standard iBeans already included in your runtime.

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