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Mule ESB 3.7.0 Release Notes

Compatibility Information

Software Version

ESB Runtime

3.7.0

Anypoint Studio

June 2015

MMC

3.7.0

Anypoint DevKit

3.7.0

APIkit

1.7.0 and later
In case of having any issues with APIKit, consider the upgrading to the latest minor release of APIKit.

MuleSoft is pleased to announce the release of Mule 3.7.0.

Hardware and Software Recommendations

Mule 3.7 was validated on the following; however earlier OS versions can work:

Java

Oracle JRE 1.7.0 (recommended: JRE 1.7.0_79/80), Oracle JRE 1.8

Note: Mule 3.7 permits a JRE, whereas Anypoint Studio requires a JDK

OS

Mac OS 10.10.0, HP-UX 11i V3, AIX 7.1, Windows 2012 R2 Server, Windows 8.1, Solaris 11.2, RHEL 7.0, Ubuntu Server 14.04

Hardware

  • 2 GHz, dual-core CPU, or 2 virtual CPUs in virtualized environment

  • 2 GB RAM

  • 4 GB of storage

New Features and Functionality

DataWeave Language and Transformer

This release introduces a new language, called DataWeave, which is a simple, powerful way to query and transform data inside of Mule. It provides JSON-like language that’s purposefully built to make writing transformations as fast as possible and highly maintainable over the long term. It supports a variety of transformations, from simple 1 to 1 mappings, to more elaborate mappings including normalization, grouping, joins, partitioning, pivoting and filtering.

The language is tightly integrated with Mule ESB and Anypoint Studio. There is a DataWeave Transformer that allows you to use the language to query and transform data. It fully supports DataSense, allowing you to leverage metadata from connectors, schemas and sample documents to more easily design your transformations. DataSense provides content assist while you are coding and scaffolds your mappings to help make writing transformations fast and easy. The editor also provides real time feedback as you code, processing sample inputs into sample outputs that are constantly updated as you write your transform.

DataWeave replaces our current DataMapper component as our recommended way of doing data transformation. It comes with a number of advantages over DataMapper, including:

  • Support for more complex transformations

  • Improved performance

  • Better error reporting

  • Support for multiple inputs

  • Support for larger than memory payloads

  • Random access to input documents

Currently there are some features of DataMapper that DataWeave does not yet support and which will be addressed in future releases, including:

  • A graphical drag and drop editor for creating DataWeave transforms

  • Excel support

DataMapper continues to be fully supported in all current and future versions of Mule 3.x.

Non-Blocking Processing Strategies

A new non-blocking processing strategy for HTTP proxy scenarios. This enables higher API scalability with minimal tuning inside the runtime. To support this, there is also a new direct threading profile and a new configuration option to set the default threading profile on the <configuration> element.

Not all Mule components fully support non-blocking operations.

HTTP Connector

The HTTP connector contains may additional security options for the request element, including:

  • NTLM authentication support

  • Preemptive authentication support

  • SNI support

Additional Improvements

  • Set payload, set-variable, set-property and set-session-variable now support setting the mimeType and encoding.

  • Support for custom serializers and a new Kryo serializer which boosts performance for HA, VM Queues and ObjectStore

  • Connect to databases dynamically by using MEL expressions in the database configuration

  • WS-Consumer support for signing and encrypting payloads with WS-Security

  • Many internal libraries have been upgraded, most notably Spring has been upgraded to Spring 4.1.6 and CXF has been upgraded to 2.7.15.

  • Java 8 is now an officially supported runtime, in addition to Java 7

  • Lifecycle improvements: the object lifecycle is now applied on registered objects in the correct order, taking into account both object types and declared dependencies. Also, dependency injection is now supported on all registered objects as defined by JSR-330. Non registered objects can also be injected through the new Injector API. For more information, see Lifecycle Improvements in the Migration Guide section.

  • More than 100 bug fixes

Bundled Runtime Manager Agent

This version of Mule ESB comes bundled with the Runtime Manager Agent Plugin version 1.1.0.

See Runtime Manager Agent Release Notes.

Enterprise Edition Fixed Issues

Issue Description

EE-4499

VM does not honor XA transaction timeout in cluster

EE-4481

ClusterCoreExtension putClusteringTicket fails when .mule directory doesn’t exist

EE-4472

Application folder not being deleted when deployment fail doesn’t allows to deploy the app again with MMC.

EE-4443

VM transaction timeout not being set on cluster

EE-4430

[Regression] Enricher failing with null payload and recordVars as target

EE-4414

Connectors using @RequiresEnterpriseLicense throws ClassNotFoundException on mule-ce

EE-4389

HazelcastManager holds references to HazelcastObjectStore instances after undeploying applications

EE-4367

Issue unzipping Mule plugin

EE-4297

Disable/Remove Alert Definition from MMC agent does not stop the alert from firing

Enterprise Known Issues

Issue Description

EE-4528

Set attachment component not handling DataWeave transformer output correctly

Community Edition Fixes

Issue Description

MULE-8693

XA transaction must set tx timeout in XA resources

MULE-8687

Passing a JaxB annotated POJO to the HTTP listener response is throwing a transformer error

MULE-8683

Polling from MS SQL Server produces exception when streaming is enabled

MULE-8682

Mule execution folder .mule should be created before every other deployment service

MULE-8679

TestLogConfigurationHelper should decode file path

MULE-8666

Set mime type correct for common files with FTP/File connectors

MULE-8661

Typo in AbstractFlowConstruct

MULE-8660

Commit failure does not trigger exception strategy

MULE-8656

Database Connector artifact located in registry no longer implements Testable and DataSense interfaces

MULE-8654

Can’t use redelivery policy with FTP

MULE-8653

HTTP Listener header section does not allow big headers or query params

MULE-8651

HTTP Requester fails when sending big attachments over HTTPS

MULE-8648

FTP requester is not validating single files

MULE-8643

scatter-gather: can’t access session and flow variables modified when an event failed

MULE-8635

ConcurrentModificationException when hot deploying

MULE-8632

HTTP Listener Connector reject a GET and DELETE that contains a body.

MULE-8628

HTTP Connector should not send/respond http.* properties

MULE-8612

Polling watermark MIN/MAX selectors do not make use of the Comparable interface correctly

MULE-8606

Can’t use redelivery policy

MULE-8604

Incorrect error processing on Jetty transport

MULE-8603

keepAlive is not working correctly in the HTTP requester

MULE-8602

ObservableList doesn’t work with Collections#reverse

MULE-8594

Content-type is not set on HTTP responses

MULE-8587

Add a Base64 decoded which doesn’t automatically unzip

MULE-8578

The Json-to-Object transformer not change the mimeType correctly. It should set application/json

MULE-8576

Inbound properties copied to outbound properties not maintain their datatypes

MULE-8573

Add support for expressions in the authentication configuration of the HTTP connector

MULE-8572

Dependency injection fails when injection candidate is registered on domain

MULE-8569

Applications and corresponding domains should share the same OptionalObjectController

MULE-8565

Add support for preemptive basic authentication in the HTTP module

MULE-8564

Fix jffi version

MULE-8561

DB connector does not correctly detects query types

MULE-8560

Add support in new DB connector for MERGE operation

MULE-8559

Deployment failure if two apps are both using BTM in the same Mule server

MULE-8553

Add max-send-buffer-size entry in wrapper.conf

MULE-8547

Unused resolvePath method in DefaultHttpListenerConfig

MULE-8533

MBeans/JMX Memory Leak on vanilla Mule ESB Standalone

MULE-8529

Async Loggers stop working after reconfiguration

MULE-8518

Provide access to client certificate on 2-way TLS authenticated connections

MULE-8512

Allow default processing strategy to be configured per app

MULE-8510

Setting a NullPayload in a property must behave as setting null

MULE-8482

Provide a builder for HttpRequesterConfig interface

MULE-8481

WSConsumerConfig should use the HttpRequesterConfig interface rather than the internal implementation

MULE-8471

Race condition on <reconnect-forever> and deployment lifecycle

MULE-8470

StaxSource NPE - Location can be null

MULE-8441

Add a way to inject all available core extensions in a core extension

MULE-8430

Domain creates .mule folder on CWD instead of MULE_HOME

MULE-8429

Error with RedShift parameterized queries

MULE-8420

FileMessageDispatcher return subfolders when no files found

MULE-8417

Domain deployment fails on path with spaces

MULE-8416

Domains are not well disposed and get reused on redeploy.

MULE-8411

XmlToXMLStreamReader does not support OutputHandler as source type

MULE-8405

Unable to use a keystore with $ in its path

MULE-8403

Web Service Consumer Does not Support OutputHandler

MULE-8387

PGP decryption fails when the key used to sign the message doesn’t match the key used to encrypt it

MULE-8384

Session vars "lost" in foreach that uses outbound endpoint

MULE-8383

log4j2.xml not being loaded during functional test case

MULE-8382

Can’t uncompress zip files containing no entries for folders

MULE-8370

ObjectAlreadyExistsException when using splitter and until-successful

MULE-8365

json validate-schema doesn’t pick up a schema if it is in the application classpath

MULE-8361

Race condition in ExpressionConfig

MULE-8356

Source attribute in http requester not working when payload is null

MULE-8349

Incorrect anchor file content

MULE-8345

Global transformer not initialized when called from message.getPayload(Class<T>)

MULE-8341

Domain redeployment fails with zip file closed

MULE-8340

HTTPS connectors interfere with each other

MULE-8338

HTTP listener fails when receiving empty request with content type x-www-form-urlencoded

MULE-8318

WS consumer not evaluating flow vars in the serviceAddress when used with the new HTTP connector

MULE-8311

Schema locations for includes are not being fixed.

MULE-8310

FTP client not timing out

MULE-8307

HTTP requester throws timeout errors with POST request

MULE-8306

DB Drivers should be removed from DriverManager when MuleApplicationClassLoader is disposed.

MULE-8305

ObjectToHttpClientMethodRequest ignoring filename on file attachments

MULE-8303

ClassCastException when setting a MEL expression in the config-ref of a Connector’s call

MULE-8300

Using set-variable does not removes variables when assigned value is null

MULE-8296

Undeployment does NOT release pooled database connections

MULE-8284

Http Listener allows inexistent keystore

MULE-8277

OAuth2 postAuthorize() with an expired token fails even if token was refreshed

MULE-8262

Comparator not finding the class in the right classloader

MULE-8261

Avoid to set the same message listener on the message consumer

MULE-8251

HTTP connector throws exception when WSC response is received

MULE-8247

SFTP inbound-endpoint autoDelete="false" does not work

MULE-8230

SFTP connect hangs in pre-authenticated phase

MULE-8226

JMS Durable Subscriber - unexpected behavior in Mule HA Cluster - no failover

MULE-8206

Inconsistent implementation of streamingMode="NEVER" between listener and requestor.

MULE-8201

Exception in HTTP listener when path="/" and basePath="/"

MULE-8192

Outbound endpoints should be correctly disposed when an app with shared resources is undeployed or redeployed.

MULE-8189

Improve HTTP listener logging for usability

MULE-8184

HTTP Listener Server should return Method not supported

MULE-8181

Problem sending outbound attachments in HTTP requester

MULE-8178

Default HTTPS configuration in requester not working correctly

MULE-8177

HttpListener ParameterMap should behave as a Map

MULE-8172

Cannot log to application log for a failed deployment

MULE-8162

HTTP listener fails with NPE when the message is filtered out

MULE-8146

Grizzly thread leaks

MULE-8142

HTTP Listener is storing only the first part of a MultiPart request as attachment

MULE-8139

Thread names are i) lacking app prefix ii) duplicated between http inbound and outbound

MULE-8130

Null pointer exception on the first request causes the listener to close the connection.

MULE-8127

HTTP Listener Module is not adding the WWW-Authenticate header field in the response

MULE-8124

Resource Not Found in HTTP should return a body with a clear message

MULE-8118

Max connections exceeded in the outbound part should block instead of failing

MULE-8107

Default maxThreads is 128 when worker-threading-profile isn’t present but 16 when it is.

MULE-8105

New HTTP Module doesn’t support queries paremters without value

MULE-8101

HTTP requester not sending query parameters when processing a redirect under HTTPS

MULE-8094

HTTP Listener with Basic Auth should return status code 401 when authentication fails

MULE-7990

Create Serialization API

MULE-7017

initialise() phase is triggered before all objects are registered

MULE-6427

#[payload == null] is not true when the payload is NullPayload

MULE-5849

Setting encoding attribute on a transformer has no effect

MULE-5382

XSL Transformation fails with xsl:result-document on repeated transformations

Community Edition Known Issues

Issue Description

MULE-8751

Missing NamespaceHandler entry for non-blocking-processing-strategy

MULE-8743

Mule registry failing to lookup sub-flows

MULE-8714

DISCARD or DISCARD_OLDEST policies not working as expected when used in the Threading Profile of HTTP Listeners

MULE-8704

Exception thrown in Mule Shutdown Hook

MULE-8703

Logger categories are not working properly. From a custom message processor at debug level is not being output in any log file.

MULE-8697

Class org.mule.routing.EventGroup has a static field (hasNoCommonRootId) that may cause aggregation to fail

MULE-8652

MuleContext’s ExpressionLanguage is not properly initialized

MULE-8605

Using Preemptive basic authentication in the new HTTP Module uses two request where the User/Pass are invalid

Hardware and Software System Requirements

MuleSoft recommends a minimum of 4 GB RAM on a developer workstation. As applications become complex, consider adding more RAM. You can contact MuleSoft with any questions you may have about system requirements.

Deprecated in this Release

Issue Description

MULE-8260

As ASM 3.3.1 is not fully compliant with Java 8, the class in the packages org.mule.util.scan and org.mule.util.scan.annotations have been deprecated, however you can use them under Java 7.

MULE-7588

Lifecycle has been fixed:

  • TransientRegistry is deprecated and no longer used by the runtime. SpringRegistry is now the only registry the runtime uses by default. AbstractMuleContextTestCase uses the new SimpleRegistry instead.

  • addRegistry() and removeRegistry() methods from the MuleContext have been deprecated. Manually added registries cannot participate of dependency injection

  • The org.mule.api.registry.Registry.registerObject(key, Object, metadata) method has been deprecated. The metadata is no longer used.

  • RegistryBroker and RegistryBrokerLifecycleManager classes have been deprecated

  • SimpleRegistryBootstrap is deprecated and is no longer used by the runtime. SpringRegistryBootstrap is used instead

  • PreInjectProcessor, InjectProcessor, ObjectProcessor and all their implementation have been deprecated and are no longer used by the runtime. Use a Spring BeanPostProcessor instead

MULE-8411

@deprecated As of 3.7.0, use \{@link #toXMLStreamReader(javax.xml.stream.XMLInputFactory, org.mule.api.MuleEvent, Object)} instead.

MULE-8469

NoActionTransformer class inside TCK test folder

MULE-7742

class AsyncMessageProcessorWorker

EE-4371

Timeout attribute in <ee:multi-transaction> component

Updated Libraries

Issue Description

MULE-8298

Spring dependency was upgraded to version 4.1.6.RELEASE. The org.springmodules:spring-modules-cache dependency was removed as is not needed anymore.

MULE-8548

Upgrade Spring security to 4.0.1.RELEASE.

MULE-8315

The following Apache Tomcat libraries were upgraded from version 6.0.29 to version 6.0.41: annotations-api, coyote, el-api, jasper, jasper-el, jsp-api, juli. Removed catalina-6.0.29.jar as is not needed anymore.

MULE-8308

jruby was upgraded to version 1.7.4 because of a security issue with previous version. Artifact jruby-complete was removed and replaced with jruby-core and its dependencies.

MULE-8297

CXF was upgraded to version 2.7.15.
Also, the following dependencies were updated:
jibx-extras: from version 1.2.4.5 to 1.2.5
jibx-run: from version 1.2.4.5 to 1.2.5
jibx-schema: from version 1.2.4.5 to 1.2.5
neethi: from version 3.0.2 to 3.0.3
opensaml: from version 2.5.1-1 to 2.6.1
openws: from version 1.4.2-1 to 1.5.1
wsdl4j: from version 1.6.2 to 1.6.3
wss4j: from version 1.6.9 to 1.6.18
xmlschema-core: from version 2.0.3 to 2.1.0
xmltooling: from version 1.3.2-1 to 1.4.1

Note 1: If you need to use URI parameters add an org.apache.cxf.interceptor.URIMappingInterceptor interceptor to the CXF service in your flow, see Apache CXF.

Note 2: jibx binding could have some issues if you use it under Java 8.

MULE-7941

Upgraded Quartz to version 2.2.1.

MULE-8260

As ASM 3.3.1 is not fully compliant with Java 8, the class in the packages org.mule.util.scan and org.mule.util.scan.annotations have been deprecated, however you can use them under Java 7.

MULE-8583

async-http-client was upgraded to 1.9.21.

MULE-8639

Grizzly was upgraded to 2.3.21.

MULE-8549

Update C3P0 to version 0.9.5

MULE-8645

Remove jasper-jdt-6.0.29.jar from Mule distributions

Migration Guide

DataMapper is now an optional plugin that must be installed inside the Mule runtime for applications that are using it.

MULE-8583 also introduced hostname validation in the HTTP requester since the upgrade included the fix for this async-http-client security vulnerability. This means that seemingly valid certificates for HTTPS connections in older versions could now be rejected if they contain no Subject Alternative Name extension matching the host of the request.

Issue Description

EE-4333

mule-transport-axis was removed from standalone and embedded EE distributions. Following libraries were also removed as they are not required anymore: axis-1.4.jar, commons-discovery-0.4.jar and geronimo-jaxrpc_1.1_spec-1.1.jar

SEC-240

Mule ESB 3.7.0 requires version of Anypoint Enterprise Security to be 1.5.0 or greater

EE-4441

The wrapper.conf file now contains default garbage collection and memory settings configured to improve performance in an environment with 2 GB+ memory. If you need to run Mule with less than 2 GB of RAM, edit the wrapper.conf file.

EE-4346

To migrate DataMapper applications, install the DataMapper plugin manually following these steps:

  1. Download the DataMapper plugin from the "Customer Portal"

  2. Add the DataMapper plugin to the "plugins" folder in your <MULE_HOME> directory

Mule information:

Issue Description

MULE-8340

TLS configuration is not mapped anymore to the default JVM system properties. In order to keep this behavior, define the following system property: mule.tls.disableSystemPropertiesMapping=false

MULE-8367

Property http.relative.path was added to the inbound properties of the HTTP listener. This property reflects the value of the http.request.path property without the basePath part of the corresponding listener.

MULE-7588

Lifecycle has been fixed. Please have the following considerations:

  • Initializable objects invoke only after the registry has instantiated all objects and successfully injected dependencies into them. initialize() is no longer eagerly invoked.

  • JSR-330 annotations are now the recommended way of getting hold of dependencies. Manual lookups through the mule context registry are still supported but not recommended.

  • Initialization is now applied on dependency order, meaning that if object 'A' depends on 'B' and 'C', Mule guarantees that by the time that 'A' is initialized, 'B' and 'C' have already been initialized. Note that for this to work, to dependency has to be explicitly expresses through the javax.inject.Inject annotation or through a Spring configuration.

  • TransientRegistry is deprecated and no longer used by the runtime. SpringRegistry is now the only registry the runtime uses by default. AbstractMuleContextTestCase uses the new SimpleRegistry instead.

  • addRegistry() and removeRegistry() methods from the MuleContext have been deprecated. Manually added registries cannot participate in dependency injection.

  • The org.mule.api.registry.Registry.registerObject(key, Object, metadata) method has been deprecated. The metadata is no longer used.

  • RegistryBroker and RegistryBrokerLifecycleManager classes have been deprecated.

  • SimpleRegistryBootstrap is deprecated and is no longer used by the runtime. SpringRegistryBootstrap is used instead.

  • PreInjectProcessor, InjectProcessor, ObjectProcessor and all their implementation have been deprecated and are no longer used by the runtime. Use a Spring BeanPostProcessor instead.

  • Spring’s init-method and destroy-method are no longer recommended when defining Spring beans that implement any of the Mule Lifecycle interfaces (Initialisable, Startable, Stoppable, Disposable)

  • Class org.mule.config.bootstrap.SimpleRegistryBootstrap.ArtifactType was moved to org.mule.config.bootstrap.ArtifactType

  • Spring Bean Definition parsers no longer automatically call the initialize() and dispose() methods. If you want to maintain that behavior in your custom parsers, you must explicitly do it yourself.

  • An example of doing that would be:

private void setInitAndDisposeMethods(BeanDefintionBuilder builder, Class<?> parsedObjectType) {

   if (Initialisable.class.isAssignableFrom(parsedObjectType)) {
      builder.setInitMethodName(Initialisable.PHASE_NAME);
   }

   if (Disposable.class.isAssignableFrom(parsedObjectType)) {
       builder.setDestroyMethodName(Disposable.PHASE_NAME);
   }
}

MULE-8430

In previous versions of Mule, domain home folders where created relative to current working directory instead of relative to <MULE_HOME> folder.

Now that this is fixed, if your Mule instance was started from a folder other than <MULE_HOME> then folder <WORKING_DIRECTORY>/.mule/<DOMAIN_NAME> must be moved to <MULE_HOME>/.mule/<DOMAIN_NAME>

MULE-8457

set-payload element is now implemented using a plain MessageProcessor instead of using a MessageTransformer. This means that <set-payload> continues working as before unless it is used as a transformer. (For example, inside an endpoint.)

To use SetPayloadTransformer in the Mule configuration file as a transformer, define it as a <custom-transformer> like this:

<custom-transformer class="org.mule.transformer.simple.SetPayloadTransformer">
    <spring:property name="value" value="someValue"/>
 </custom-transformer>

MULE-8469

Applying a message transformer does not changes message’s data type if the payload was not replaced during the transformation.

In particular, this changes affects usages of message properties transformer configured like this:

<message-properties-transformer name="setResponseType" mimeType="text/baz" encoding="UTF-16BE"/>

That now must be configure in this way:

<message-properties-transformer name="setResponseType">
<add-message-property key="Content-Type" value="text/baz;charset=UTF-16BE"/>
</message-properties-transformer>

Or like this:

<set-property propertyName="Content-Type" value="text/baz;charset=UTF-16BE"/>

MULE-8498

Applying a message transformer that changes message’s payload updates the message data type, but instead of using transformer’s output data type, it uses a merge between payload’s and transformer data types.

If a transformer’s output data type does not provide a MIME type and/or encoding, then the original payload data type MIME type and/or encoding is used. This can cause different transformers to be applied to an application after the upgrade. In case there is a failure, use <set-payload> to set encoding and the MIME type while maintaining the same payload.

MULE-7990

A new API for object serialization has been added through the ObjectSerializer interface. Use the following considerations:

  • If you were manually using the org.mule.util.SerializationUtils class in custom components, scripts or flows, you should use this API instead.

  • In the same way, where you were before catching a org.apache.commons.lang.SerializationException you should now expect a org.mule.api.serialization.SerializationException

  • You can now specify which is the default implementation of ObjectSerializer that you want your application to use. Such instances are used by Mule (although you’re free to use others in your custom code). By default, the ObjectSerializer implementation uses default Java serialization an behaves exactly the same as in prior versions.

  • To configure your custom serializer as the default you can use the <configuration> tag:

<configuration defaultObjectSerializer-ref="myCustomSerializer" />

  • There are many ways to obtain an ObjectSerializer. Recommended approach is through dependency injection. The following shows how to get the ObjectSerializer that has been configured as the default:

public class MyClass {

@Inject
@DefaultObjectSerializer
private ObjectSerializer objectSerializer;

}

  • Instead, if you want a specific named serializer (whether it’s the default or not) you can also do it like this:

public class MyClass {

@Inject
@Named("mySerializer")
private ObjectSerializer objectSerializer;

}

  • Finally, you can always pull it from the muleContext but dependency injection is preferred:

 muleContext.getObjectSerializer();

 // returns a named object serializer
 muleContext.getRegistry().get("mySerializer")

MULE-8510

setting a message property/variable with the message’s payload when it is NullPayload removes the given property/variable instead of storing NullPayload.

MULE-8483

MULE_ENCODING and Content-Type properties are not added on the outbound scope when message encoding or mimeType are updated. This was done in order to maintain consistency on MuleMessage data type and properties. In case any of these properties is needed, use <set-property> indicating the expected value.

MULE-8592

Default maximum permanent generation has been increased to 256 mb. This property is only used when using Java 7. When using Java 8 the property may lead to a warning. In such case it can be comment out in the wrapper.conf file.

MULE-8569

For those with custom implementation of class org.mule.config.spring.SpringXmlConfigurationBuilder, some important changes have been made:

  • The method createApplicationContext(MuleContext, ConfigResource[]) is now private. If you want to overwrite it, use doCreateApplicationContext(MuleContext, ConfigResource[], OptionalObjectsController) instead.

  • If you want to intercept and change the list of resources to be loaded, override the new addResources(List<ConfigResource>) method

MULE-8645

jasper-jdt-6.0.29 is not included anymore on Mule distributions because of detected vulnerabilities. In case this artifact is needed, when using Drools for example, manually add it to <MULE_HOME>/lib/opt

MULE-8641

The wrapper.conf file now contains default garbage collection and memory settings configured to improve performance in an environment with 2 GB+ memory. If you need to run Mule with less memory, edit this file.

MULE-8628

The HTTP connector now ignores its own custom properties (http.* ones) when sending a request and when responding to one, instead of transforming them to headers.

This means that:

  • Properties generated by a listener won’t affect a subsequent request

  • Properties generated by that request won’t affect the listener response

  • If such properties are desired, they should be explicitly added as headers using a response/request builder

MULE-8660

AbstractMessageReceiver.routeMessage(..) no longer return nulls if the endpoint exchange pattern is one-way. It always returns the result of the flow so if a transaction commit fails the exception strategy is executed using the message result of the flow execution. Custom message receivers implementations may need to be updated.

For a full and detailed list of considerations when migrating from the previous version to this one, see the MIGRATION.txt file, located in the root folder of Mule ESB.

MMC 3.7.0 Fixes

The following issues were fixed for MMC 3.7.0.

MMC Bug Fixes

Issue Description

MMC-1791

Events Received Graph (Async): Too specific time scale for clustered application

MMC-1814

Anchor file not deleted using MMC REST API

MMC-1806

MMC is not showing the correct status of an application

MMC-1807

Bundle doesn’t come with Mule Server registered

MMC-1813

Cannot explore flow generated from APIKit

MMC-1820

MMC deployments last modified date changing constantly

MMC-1817

Wrong tooltip text

MMC-1821

Portlets "Application status" and "Server Metrics" in the dashboard do not show any information

MMC-1805

Sorting by column on all tables is applied only for each page

MMC Security Improvements

Issue Description

MMC-1810

Add XSS check

MMC-1811

Make login call works through SSL

MMC-1809

Add password strength validation

See Also