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Although you can write the XML file manually, it is more common to use the graphical user interfaces in Anypoint Design Center or Anypoint Studio to structure and define the behavior of your Mule app. While you use either of these GUIs, the underlying XML is provided for you. In Studio, the XML is also available for viewing and editing. • Global settings, such as the default transaction time-out, that apply to the entire Mule configuration. • Configuration Properties, message properties, and system properties. • Combine components to define a message flow. • Trigger a flow. Sources are sometimes called Endpoints in Studio and Triggers in Flow Designer. • Declare configurations for any connectors and modules components used. • Control the flow execution. • Apply specific actions within a flow. Schemas in Mule 4 are autogenerated dynamically according to the artifact dependencies. The HTTP schema, for example, will only be available if the HTTP connector is part of the artifacts dependencies. Therefore, to specify the schemas you will also need to have the correct dependencies declared. In the example above which requires the JMS and File schemas you would need the following dependencies in the artifact’s pom.xml file, for example: ... org.mule.connectorsmule-jms-connector1.3.2mule-pluginorg.mule.connectorsmule-file-connector1.2.1mule-plugin ... Typically, you set the Mule core schema as the default namespace for your configuration file. This means that any XML element wi...

First, let’s clarify what a mule is. A mule is the offspring of a male donkey (a jack) and a female horse (a mare). A horse has 64 chromosomes, and a donkey has 62. The mule ends up with 63. Mules can be either male or female, but, because of the odd number of chromosomes, they can’t reproduce. However, a male mule should be gelded in order to make him a safe and sociable animal. Except for the long ears, mules look very similar to horses, but their muscle composition is different. Mules have smoother muscles than horses. Think of a football player’s muscle build compared to that of a ballerina’s. Both are very strong, but the mule has greater physical strength for its size, and more endurance. A mule gets its athletic ability from the horse and its intelligence from the donkey. Donkeys and mules have been labeled “stubborn” for centuries, but it is really only an abundance of common sense and a strong desire for self-preservation that might make them inclined to resist. Mules and donkeys actually have a natural attraction to humans. When treated with patience, kindness and understanding, they learn to trust and obey. If they are treated with force and abuse, they are not likely to comply with your wishes. If only a mule could talk, most people would be surprised at how smart they really are! The word “mule” can be used for any hybrid, and is a cross between two species of equine: the horse or pony (Equus caballus) and the domestic donkey (Equus asinus). The term “mule” is...

Only The Top 1% Can Ace our Animal Quizzes Think You Can? Take Our Brand New A-Z-Animals Mammals Quiz Incredible Mule Facts! • What is a mule? A mule is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse. • Mules are animals that were intentionally created during ancient times in order to highlight the best traits of the • Because mules have 63 chromosomes — a mixture of 64 from the horse and 62 from the donkey – most are infertile. • One of the earliest recorded instances of mules is in Ancient Egypt circa 3000 BCE. • They compete in all of the same equestrian events, including dressage, like horses. Mules are a hybrid of a male donkey and a female horse. Scientific Name These animals are members of the family Equidae of the genus Equus. Their scientific name is Equus mulus, and that stands true for both the male and female of the species despite their different names. The mule is a hybrid of a male Equus is the Latin word for horse, and mulus is Latin for a mule. Evolution Mules have a long and storied history and have played important roles in civilizations all over the world. Horses originated in Central Asia around 3500 BC and extended their range across the world – eventually extending into the range of the donkey – which originated in Africa. It is known that mules were bred in Mesopotamia before 1,000 BC. There is evidence in art and ancient writings that mules were present at many important events – they are illustrated in a painting in the Tomb of Nebamun at Thebe...

Noun Below, the 20 best sandals for men are nothing like what your grandpa used to wear; these flip-flops, slides, or mules and clogs are the epitome of rugged charm meets everyday functionality. — Maverick Li, menshealth.com, 10 June 2023 Read more: From ‘40 acres and a mule’ to LBJ to the 2020 election, a brief history of slavery reparation promises 2. — Thomas Craemer, The Conversation, 1 June 2023 Specifically, the Birkenstock Boston mule — the official shoe of conspicuous comfort. — Dave Schilling, Los Angeles Times, 29 May 2023 Add sandals and a hat for a beach vacation, or heeled mules and a top-handle bag for a city escape. — Amy Louise Bailey, Travel + Leisure, 14 Apr. 2023 Fall on your a$$ is a creative version of an autumn mule and uses Jim Beam Fire with cider. — Olivia Evans, The Courier-Journal, 4 Oct. 2022 Choose a summer wedge with a flattering ankle strap to perfectly elongate your legs like these from Coperni and Reformation or a mule for easy slip-on access. — Laura Jackson, Vogue, 27 July 2022 Then came the Army mule and the Navy goat, Bill IX, who clambered out of a Jeep at midfield, accompanied by two Marines. — Mike Klingaman, baltimoresun.com, 9 Dec. 2021 Embrace status staple shoe styles like horsebit loafers, ballet flats, and minimalist mules. — Sophie Dweck, Town & Country, 6 May 2023 See More These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'mule.' Any opinions expressed in the exa...

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• Share • Tweet • Pin • Reddit A mule is the offspring of a female donkey and a male horse. These strong, surefooted animals have been used for thousands of years to carry goods and people around the world. They possess the best qualities of both parents – the size and strength of a horse, but the docile temperament of a donkey. So, why is it that people don’t breed mules together to create more mules? The short answer – it’s virtually impossible. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • Mules are (Usually) Sterile Mammal reproduction is a tricky business, especially for equines. All of the right conditions have to line up perfectly – a healthy egg and sperm have to meet at the right place at the right time for conception to occur. This doesn’t even include the 350+ day gestation period it takes to produce a healthy foal. Donkeys and horses also come from different species, which complicates things even further. The domesticated horse belongs to the classification Equus ferus caballus, and the donkey from Equus africanus asinus. Horses have 64 chromosomes, but donkeys only have 62. When a horse and a donkey breed, the foal receives 32 chromosomes from the horse, and 31 from the donkey – a mule ends up with 63. Having an extra chromosome can cause all sorts of problems in other species, but this abnormality doesn’t hinder the mule much except when it comes to reproduction. Most mules do not produce viable eggs or sperm, and are therefore rendered infertile. Historical Accounts...

Mules are one of the most commonly used working animals in the world, highly prized for their hardiness and docile nature. In countries from North Africa to Southeast Asia, mules pull carts to market, carry people across rough terrain, and help their owners to till the soil. SPANA treats thousands of mules each year through our centres and mobile clinics and works with their owners to provide better care and understanding of these misunderstood animals. If you’re not sure what a mule is, read on to learn more about these hardworking creatures and the contributions that they make to people’s lives all over the world… 1. Mules are the offspring of a male donkey and female horse Mules combine characteristics of both horse and donkey parents to create a tougher, more resilient working animal. A hinny, the offspring of a male horse and female donkey is much rarer and more closely resembles its mother with the long ears of a donkey. 4. Mules are less stubborn and more intelligent than donkeys Don’t let the old saying “as stubborn as a mule” fool you: mules are thought to be more docile than their donkey fathers. But a mule’s intelligence also means that they are more cautious and aware of danger, making them safer to ride when crossing dangerous terrain. 5. Mules generally weigh between 800 and 1,000 lbs but “mini mules” can weigh under 50 lbs Mules can inherit a range of features from their parents and there’s no promise of what a mule foal might grow in to. Over the centuries,...