This is the example application that was created for the Mule-related InfoQ article 'Using SEDA to Ensure Service Availability' by Rune Schumann and Rune Peter Bjørnstad.

The GeoMail application listens for incoming emails from your e-mail account. For each received e-mail, the originating senders IP-address is extracted and an external Web Service is used to resolve that IP-address into a Geographic location. This information is then used to display, in a Google Map, how geographically spread you e-mail correspondance is. GeoMail can, for example, be used by Open-Source projects to visualize how widespread its mailinglist subscribers are.

An example project that demostrates how to use Mule to process financial data such as SWIFT, FIX and ISO20022 using Volante and Artix DS.

This example employs the Routing Slip pattern, as described in Enterprise Integration Patterns by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf, and demonstrates how this example can be implemented using Mule framework.

This project is used to track the support of AMQP in Mule. This is not an AMQP implementation but does provide information about AMQP implentations that support Mule as a client.