The example shows how to create a runnable Jar file with Mule Embedded.

This new example uses Mule Kernel Dependency from Mule, this library has to be downloaded from:

https://developer.mulesoft.com/download-mule-esb-runtime

After download the version 3.8.0, unpack the file and copy lib directory into this project.

The example uses Mule CE 3.8.0 and I could NOT find Mule Kernel for EE.

In case you find one for Mule EE, you need to:

• Include Mule EE license file in src/main/resources.
• Start the java process with the system property:

-Djava.util.prefs.PreferencesFactory=com.mulesource.licm.pref.MulePreferencesFactory

##Requirements

a) Java 8+

b) Gradle 4.0+

1. Clone the project

2. Copy lib directory in the project as mentioned before

3. Go in the directory

4. Execute

gradle clean build

4. Run

gradle run 

5. Go to http://localhost:8081/mule-ms

You should see in you browser: "Hello World from Mule Microservice"

Contact: Rafael Espino (rafael.espino@gmail.com)