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I am having a requirement like interacting the mules from different machines.I used the tcp inbound endpoint it is working perfectly if I configure everything in the mule-config.xml.Now my problem is i dont want to use the mule-config.xml but I want to load it programmatically.if any one have the solution pls update.. Thask.

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  • Why you don't want to use the standard? What do you mean by loading programmatically? Are you planning to run Mule embedded in a different application? – Seba Feb 10 '14 at 13:47
  • Programatically means, instead of reading from the mule-config.xml,I want to create the connectors,endpoints using the mule classes.I found some code for vm endpoints, but I need to write for TCP.if you have any idea pls help me.. – user3292902 Feb 10 '14 at 13:57
  • I have asked "why" :) – Seba Feb 10 '14 at 14:02
  • Its because I am having more than 30 components running in tomcat.Now I am having a requirements like I want to run the components separately and they should communicate each other.So i had chosen the mule, Now why I am not using the mule-connfig.xml is already I am loading all these compoenents using a xml file where I can configure all the IPaddress and the port of the other machines.SO i dont need one more mule-config.xml to configure these parameters.. – user3292902 Feb 10 '14 at 14:09
  • Take a look into this: http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Embedding+Mule+in+a+Java+Application+or+Webapp – Seba Feb 10 '14 at 17:04

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The whole point of using Mule is that you can configure your flows simplistically, rather than writing complex code yourself. Having said that you can programmatically configure endpoints provided they are

  1. outbound endpoints.
  2. OR you using mulerequester:request

You cannot programmatically configure inbound endpoint.

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