In this article we will setup development and execution environment for mule project and we will create a hello world example using Mule ESB.
Requirement:
1. Java: You must have to install Java 7+ on your machine. Please check if it is already installed or not by running following command on your console:
java -version
If you see something like this on your console, congrats you have java installed on your machine.
But if not, then please click Here to know who to install java.
2. Set environment variable JAVA_HOME to your Java home directory. You can check it if it is correct with following commands
echo %JAVA_HOME% (Windows)
echo $JAVA_HOME (Linux)
It should print your Java Home directory path.
3. Mule Soft created an eclipse-based IDE (Anypoint Studio) that can be downloaded from https://www.mulesoft.com/platform/studio. Unzip downloaded jar, you will see runnable file AnypointStudio. You can start IDE by just double clicking on it.
4. You can also use your existing Eclipse IDE for creating Mule applications by installing it from help option of Eclipse IDE. Click Here to know how to install any plugin into existing eclipse IDE.
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