Sharing Custom Configuration Patterns
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Mule supports the notion of configuration patterns that are specialized flow tailored to serve a very specific purpose in the least amount of XML.
For a list of configuration patterns that ship with Mule, see Using Mule Configuration Patterns.
Mule also provides the necessary tooling for creating a pattern catalog and patterns within it, allowing teams to encapsulate domain specific knowledge in custom configuration elements and share it across teams.
In essence, a pattern catalog is not different than a standard module: teams sharing pattern catalogs will only need to add a new dependency in their pom.xml. Of course, unlike what it’s done with Mule standard modules, the dependency scope will have to be "compile" and not "provided."