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Mule ESB Enterprise

Reliability, performance, scalability, security – all out-of-the box.

Hardened with thousands of automated Community Enterprise


tests and bug fixes

Leading Open Source ESB

Access to source code

Hardened code line

Back-ported bug fixes

Graphical data integration takes the


custom code out of data mapping and Community Enterprise
transformation

Anypoint Studio

Anypoint Studio DataMapper w/ DataSense

Batch Module

High availability ensures zero message Community Enterprise


loss reliability

Self-healing connections

High Availability*
High availability ensures zero message Community Enterprise
loss reliability

Caching and transaction support

Deep Visibility removes the guesswork Community Enterprise


from managing performance

Java Instrumentation (JMX)

Visual Debugging

Root cause analysis

Bottleneck detection

Performance monitoring

Operational control From a central web- Community Enterprise


based console

Deployment management

Runtime performance management

Operational dashboard

Out-of-the-box connectivity to over


120 leading SaaS and on-premise Community Enterprise
applications

Community Connectors
Out-of-the-box connectivity to over
120 leading SaaS and on-premise Community Enterprise
applications

Enterprise Connectors

Premium Connectors for SAP, Oracle,


Epic, HL7**

Anypoint Templates

Bullet-proof security for your end points Community Enterprise


and data

Anypoint Enterprise Security

Role based access control

Award-winning support and an


industry-leading 96% customer satisfaction Community Enterprise
rate

Community forums

24/7 global support

Online knowledge base

Service packs & hot patches

Enterprise SLAs

* Available only with Platinum subscription


** Available as a separate product
JDBC Transport
The Mule Enterprise JDBC Transport provides key functionality, performance improvements, transformers, and examples not
available in the Mule community release. The following table summarizes the feature differences.

Feature Summary Mule Mule


Community Enterprise

Inbound SELECT Queries Retrieve records using the SQL SELECT statement configured on
inbound endpoints.

Large Dataset Retrieval Enables retrieval arbitrarily large datasets by consuming records in
smaller batches.

Acknowledgment Statements Supports ACK SQL statements that update the source or other table
after a record is read.

Basic Insert/Update/Delete Individual SQL INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE queries specified on
Statements outbound endpoints. One statement is executed at a time.

Batch Insert/Update/Delete Support for JDBC batch INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements,
Statements so that many statements can be executed together.

Advanced JDBC-related XML and CSV transformers for easily converting to and from datasets in
Transformers these common formats.

Outbound SELECT Queries Retrieve records using SQL SELECT statement configured on outbound
endpoints. Supports synchronous queries with dynamic runtime
parameters.

Outbound Stored Procedure Ability to invoke stored procedures on outbound endpoints. Supports IN
Support - Basic parameters but not OUT parameters.

Outbound Stored Procedure Same as Basic but includes both IN and OUT parameter support. OUT
Support - Advanced parameters can be simple data types or cursors

Unnamed Queries Queries that can be invoked programmatically from within components
or other Java code. This is the most flexible option, but also requires
writing code.

Flexible Data Source Support for configuration of data sources through JNDI, XAPool, or
Configuration Spring.

Transactions Support for transactions via underlying Transaction Manager.

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