There are occasions when synchronizing data between two systems that a child object arrives at the target system slightly before the parent object. When this out-of-order object arrives, a referential integrity situation occurs. How to solve it?
Tim Hanline from Mule Learning will join us to build a delayed reprocessing algorithm using queues and a scheduler. He will point out where a developer must take special care with the queues' configuration in order to successfully reprocess errant messages on a time delay. Tim will build this solution from scratch, with the goal of all meetup participants leaving the meetup with a working delayed reprocessing solution.
** If you wish to develop the solution during the Meetup, please have Anypoint Studio 7.x installed. We will do our best to resolve any issues you are having via Chat.**
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Tim has 25 years of technical experience, most recently focusing on architecture and teaching. He spent 3. years as an instructor for MuleSoft and now operates MuleLearning, a training company that teaches IT professionals how to take advantage of the high demand for MuleSoft skills. Tim presently teaches MuleSoft while working on delivery of API solutions for clients.
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