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Downloading Mule Runtime

Select one of the installation configurations below for instructions on how to download, configure and run Mule runtime community (CE) or enterprise (EE) editions:

Mule EE with Anypoint Studio

  1. Install either Java SE Development Kit 7 or JDK 8.

  2. Set your JAVA_HOME environment variable to the path where you installed the JDK.

  3. Download Anypoint Studio, which includes the Mule Runtime.

  4. Choose the version of Studio compatible with your operating system: Windows, Mac, or Linux.

  5. Unzip the downloaded file to a directory on a hard drive located on your host machine. The Anypoint Studio folder or directory appears when the unzip operation completes.

  6. If using a Mac, double-click the AnypointStudio.app file, located in the AnypointStudio folder. If using Windows, the anypointStudio.exe file, located in the AnypointStudio directory.
    If using Linux, double-click the Anypoint Studio file icon, located in the AnypointStudio directory.

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  7. Click OK to accept the default workspace.

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  8. Studio launches, then displays a Welcome page. Click Create a Project to begin development immediately.

  9. Optional: Add Mule CE to your Studio instance.

  10. Optional: Acquire an Enterprise license (recommended for running applications in production).

Mule EE or CE Runtime

The steps below describe what you need to do to install and run Mule Community or Enterprise Edition; the same steps apply for both the Community runtime and the Enterprise runtime.

  1. Install Java SE Development Kit 7 or JDK 8.

  2. Download and unzip Mule Enterprise Edition or Mule Community Edition.

  3. Start Mule from a command line by changing directory to where you unzipped the Mule software distribution and then changing to the bin directory. Type the ./mule command for Mac or Linux, or type mule.bat for Windows.

    Wait for Mule to start running, which may take a minute or two.

  4. To stop Mule, type CTRL-C.

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