hi I am Alex
In your daily work as an integration developer you’re working with different kinds of patterns, even if you’re not aware of it.
Since Mule is based on EIP (Enterprise Integration Patterns) you’re most definitely using patterns when using Mule.
One of those patterns that seems to raise a lot of questions is the
“fork and join pattern”. The purpose of the fork and join pattern is to
send a request to different targets, in parallel, and wait for a
aggregated response from all the targets.
This is very useful when you want to merge information from different
systems, perform calculation based on information from different
targets or compare data from a range of data sources.
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